Based on the information I've seen so far; people are more drawn to a high-production-quality video that can only be created with 3D virtual productions. Traditionally, 3 D films have been produced after they're completed, which means that actors or talent are filmed in front of a green screen. After then, they really key out the subject in the background at post-productions. In a 3D virtual production/or live production, however, the results are recorded in real time, which means that we actually key out the individual live and place them into the 3D virtual world. The entire process is carried out in real time. All of these films were shot live. We simply call cut and wrap up once we've decided to end it, and the video is already available for us to work with. All we have to do now is polish it up by color grading. The end result is that a lot of clients felt the experience was more immersive. They can observe the results for themselves. Actors or presenters may interact with virtual items in this scenario. He's immediately able to view himself in the virtual world thanks to the confidence monitor, which shows where he's standing and where virtual things are located so that he can virtually reach out his hands and touch them. The conclusion boils down to a high immersive production that may generate a highly realistic environment while also shortening the entire production cycle.