According to the experiences I've witnessed, viewers are more drawn to high-production quality, which can only be achieved with 3D virtual productions. Traditionally, 3D films are completed after filming on set, so the talent or actor is generally shot in front of a green screen. Then at post-productions, they actually key out the subject in the background. However, in a 3D virtual production/ or live operation, the results are recorded live, which means we genuinely key out the individual and put him or her into the 3D virtual universe. The entire process is carried out in real time. All of the movies you've seen on my portfolio were not post-produced. These are all lived events. Once we publish and wrap up, we have access to the video right away. We simply need to polish it up with color grading to make it more visually appealing. The result is that many customers felt that it's more immersive. They can see the fruits of their labor. Actors or presenters can interact with virtual objects. He is immediately able to view himself in the digital world. There's a confidence monitor that shows where he stands and where virtual things are so that he may virtually reach out his hands to touch them in the real world. The ultimate outcome is a high immersive production that may create a very realistic environment while also shortening the whole production process.