Virtual production is transforming science communication by enabling the immersive, real-time visualization of complex, abstract, or microscopic scientific concepts. By replacing green screens with LED volumes and using game engines, scientists and communicators can bring audiences directly into a simulation—such as navigating a blood cell, touring a distant planet, or modeling molecular structures.

The primary importance of this technology lies in its ability to:

• Enhance Understanding: It transforms abstract data into tangible 3D experiences, aiding in the conceptualization of unobservable phenomena.

• Increase Engagement: It boosts audience engagement and curiosity through high-fidelity, interactive, and compelling visual storytelling.

• Improve Efficiency: Real-time rendering and on-set adjustments reduce the need for extensive post-production, streamlining the creation of educational content.

• Provide Accessibility: It allows for "virtual field trips" to hazardous, remote, or inaccessible locations (e.g., deep sea or space), without physical danger.

Furthermore, virtual production supports sustainability by reducing the need for travel to remote locations and decreasing waste in set construction. It acts as a powerful tool to bridge the gap between complex research and public understanding.

Insight is currently developing new methods for exploring brain anatomy using Virtual Production. Our expertise is in mathematical modelling and computer programming using Unity and Unreal Engine. We would like to work with you on your needs for Virtual Production.

Insight is based within the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct. Our staff are members of Australian Science Communicators and the Australian Academy of Cinema Television Arts (AACTA). Insight is a member of Experience Gold Coast.