
Form Volumes integrated an LED virtual production studio with camera tracking and motion capture at UNC Greensboro’s Jeanne Tannenbaum Center for Creative Practice.
From plan to working studio.
The same campus studio during previsualization and after the installation.


The integration
The Jeanne Tannenbaum Center for Creative Practice gives UNC Greensboro a dedicated space for virtual production and motion capture. It builds on the university’s earlier LED teaching studio for its film program.
The previsualization shows the proposed LED wall and motion capture coverage in the room. Form Volumes carried that planning into the installation, integrating the LED display, camera tracking, motion capture, and the equipment that runs the studio.
Training covered the installed system and its operating workflows, including LED processing, rendering, switching, and the connections between those systems.

Project highlights
- Previsualized the studio layout and planned capture coverage before installation.
- Integrated the LED stage, tracking, and motion capture at the new center.
- Walked faculty and staff through the hardware and software workflows they use to run the space.
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