MOOVICOIN & INTEL VOLUMETRIC STUDIO

MOOVICOIN & Intel Studio to create Asia’s first Volumetric Capture Studio with only 2 of these spectacular studios in the world.

Intel Studio’s director Diego Prilusky told Variety during a recent tour that his team had long stopped counting them. “I don’t think it’s about the number of cameras,” he mused.

 The Intel Studio stage measures 10,000 square feet, making it the world’s biggest volumetric capture facility. It uses more than 100 individual 8K cameras, mounted all the way from the floor to the dome’s concentric ceiling. 

 Each camera is connected to a battery of Intel servers housed on-site through a network of five miles of fiber-optic cable, capable of transporting data at a speed of terabytes a minute.  

In fact, the servers have so much data to crunch that Intel’s team had to build an insulated room to make sure that the noise was not interfering with the audio recording on st

There are also dozens of bright lights mounted in circles above them dome, keeping everything in a constant bright light. In-between the lights hang a few cubes that look like 3D versions of QR codes, and are being used to calibrate the cameras before a shoot. And just outside the dome, there is a control center of sorts, with multiple screens giving staffers a first look at performers from different angles.