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Immersion Room is a virtual production studio based in Toronto, Canada. Its core offering combines LED Volume, real-time rendering, camera tracking, and proprietary technology to help film, TV, advertising, music video, corporate content, and product/automotive production teams create footage in a studio that resembles on-location shooting. The company emphasizes “Accessible Virtual Production,” offering both physical studio space and on-site services, while also noting that its Axiom virtual production platform is available for technology licensing.
Its services are divided into full-service virtual production, Plug & Play studio rental, environment capture, and VP technology. The studio setup is fairly comprehensive: a 23,000-square-foot facility, 18,000 square feet of usable space, a 47' x 14.5' curved main LED wall, seven movable LED walls, an adjustable LED ceiling, OptiTrack tracking, high-performance real-time rendering computers, and ample support space. For environment capture, the text states that real-world locations can be converted into shootable environments inside the LED stage, combined with Gaussian Splatting, dynamic lighting, weather, controllable skies, virtual crowds, and prop scanning to improve realism and give directors greater control.
Pricing is relatively transparent. Full Service costs $20,000 per day and includes pre-production support, environment/asset creation or sourcing, on-site VP artists, operators, supervision, and more. Plug & Play costs $6,000 per day and is suited to clients bringing their own computers to drive the LED walls. A half-day Plug & Play option is $3,000. Prep days can be billed at half the Full Service rate. Environment capture, technology licensing, and special projects do not have fixed published pricing and require a custom quote.
The advantages are its large space, flexible LED configuration, clear service tiers, and ability to cover the full workflow from creative pre-production to on-set execution. Its proprietary Axiom platform emphasizes camera compatibility, rolling shutter support, off-speed shooting, multi-camera/multi-scene setups, and other capabilities, making it appealing for more complex productions. The drawbacks are that copyright ownership, payment methods, cancellation policy, Axiom licensing pricing, and the size of its asset library are not specified. The phrase “extensive library” is not backed by quantitative data, making it difficult to assess the depth of its content assets.
It is best suited to film and TV crews, advertising agencies, automotive/product content teams shooting in North America—especially Toronto—as well as organizations looking to build or upgrade an LED virtual production studio. For smaller teams, Plug & Play offers a lower barrier to entry, though it still requires a certain level of VP execution capability. The text mentions that a studio it helped develop opened in China in 2023, but it does not provide information about website accessibility in mainland China, so access from China is unknown.
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