“Augmented Reality for Virtual Set Extension” by Spielmann and Helzle

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    Augmented Reality for Virtual Set Extension

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    We introduce an intuitive workflow where Augmented Reality can be applied on the fly to extend a real set with virtual extensions. The work on intuitive Virtual Production technology at Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg has focused on an open platform tied to existing film creation pipelines. The Virtual Production Editing Tools (VPET) are published and constantly updated on the open source software development platform Github as a result of a former project on Virtual Production funded by the European Union.

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Acknowledgements:


    Special thanks to Kai Goetz (assets), Sven Bergmann (camera), Andreas Schuster (engineering), Benjamin Hauffe (technical documentation), Madeleine Pfälzner (production design) and Lisa Ritschel (production).
    VPET was initially developed in the scope of the EU funded project Dreamspace[Dre 2018]. The development was continued after project Dreamspace ended in fall 2016 on behalf of Filmakadmies R&D funds.

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