Virtual Production

Here is how this works in practice. We give virtual production services in Poland, combining LED volumes, real-time game-engine rendering, camera tracking, and content creation so shoots capture digital environments in camera. Virtual production has transformed how scenes are shot — actors perform inside a responsive world with correct lighting and reflections — and it depends on a deep pool of real-time-graphics talent. Poland is exceptionally strong here: its worldwide recognised games industry, led by CD Projekt Red, and its Oscar-nominated visual-effects house Platige Image in Warsaw, supply the engine artists, tech directors, and virtual-art-department skills the discipline needs.

Here is the short of it. Our teams set up volume hire, on-set engine operation, virtual environment creation, and the integration of physical sets with digital backgrounds, working with studio infrastructure including ATM Studio in Warsaw and Alvernia Studios near Kraków for feature, episodic, and commercial shoots.

Here is the breakdown. Virtual production in Poland gains directly from the 30% cash rebates administered by the Polish Film Institute (PISF). This covers qualifying studio, crew, and post-prod costs — and the convergence of Poland's film, games, and animation sectors makes the country an increasingly competitive base for real-time production. We set up studio access and crew through Film Commission Poland and advise on contracting local virtual-production teams, content studios, and tech supervisors. For global shoots we handle work permits for visiting pros. Advise on the złoty and 23% VAT. With Poland in the EU and Schengen, LED panels, cameras, and staff move freely across borders, and our team manages the virtual-production pipeline from environment build through to in-camera capture.