VANTeC (Datos Media) integrates EMAV's first virtual studio in collaboration with Alfalite and Tangram
The Portuguese EMAV (Audiovisual Media Company) launches its first virtual studio, a project led by VANTeC (Data Average) that consolidates the company part of Media Capital group in the European ecosystem of VP environments for fiction, advertising and corporate events.
For this project of “unprecedented magnitude” in Portugal, EMAV had the strategic support of VANTeC and its technological partners Alfalite y Tangram. This knowledge synergy and international experience allowed us to create a robust, reliable and scalable system, prepared to respond to the demands of the global market. They have also participated in the initiative Raised by Monster y Acid Drops, who developed the virtual content used in the Plural Group's first production to use this virtual production technology.
With an LED wall of 25×5 metros (pitch 1.9) and a roof of 8×5 metros (pitch 3.9), this new study places EMAV among the companies most advanced in Europe in the field of virtual production (VP – Virtual Production). VANTeC has signed the technological integration of all components, including the LED panels of Alfalite and processing technology Pixotope.
This investment reinforces the ambition to consolidate EMAV as a leading international actor and to make technological resources of excellence available to national and foreign production companies, capable of responding to the highest demands of the film, fiction and advertising industries. In the words of Nuno Mendoça, technical director of EMAV: “This virtual studio is more than a technological investment: it is a commitment to the future of audiovisuals in Portugal, with an eye toward the world.”
On the part of VANTeC, Miguel Oliveira, managing director, states: "With the implementation of this project, EMAV is even more prepared to face present and future challenges in the production of content, both those intended for the internal needs of the Media Capital Group, as well as those aimed at its offer to the market."
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