Broadley TV Studio in London has launched a new virtual production offering, powered by Brainstorm’s InfinitySet. 
 

The high-quality virtual sets that can be created will enhance the overall provision at the central London studio, whose clients have included Disney+,  Fifa, ITV, Marvel Studios and Netflix, among others. 
 

InfinitySet provides an advanced rendering engine and real-time compositing capability, allowing users to easily create unique and compelling virtual sets.

The new offering at Broadley Studio also encompasses new Mo-Sys camera tracking and Aston 3D for graphics, as well as a tech upgrade across the site, including superior soundproofing of Studios 1 and 2. 
 

New VP producer Kieran Lowley said of the launch: “I’m thrilled to be at the start of the virtual production journey with Broadley, it’s a unique studio for central London.”
 

Richard Landy, founder and MD said: “Virtual production is new and we’ve embraced the R&D process to get to the place we’re at now, with a fully integrated software system, powered by Brainstorm InfinitySet. I’ve always strived to keep the Studios ahead of the curve and believe it’s the right time to offer this next generation technology for creative innovation and, make it more widely accessible”.  
 

Broadley Studio, founder-owned and run by Landy, has more than 25 years of industry experience, and currently operates two broadcast studios offering soundproofed white infinity coves, black box studios, and green screens, as well as advanced camera tracking and state-of-the-art galleries. 
 

Images of Unreal Engine sets via the Brainstorm InfinitySet software, via Broadley Studio.