Mo-Sys’ NearTime cloud rendering in Unreal Engine brings all the benefits of on-set visualization and high-quality visual effects shots without the expensive limitations of achieving real-time playback. The complexity of virtual production adds time and expense to the process of producing content.

“For the first time, it feels like indie filmmaking is comparable to big-budget productions, and we can’t imagine a production without it.” The immediate review capability and seamless integration into Premiere Pro have improved our process and allowed us to work even faster,” says Alex Regalado, head of post at Duplass Brothers Productions.

“Camera to Cloud has changed the way we think about dailies and editorial. With Camera to Cloud, footage is accessible instantly, no matter where it’s filmed, allowing editors to start cutting shows and movies while they are still being shot. “With Premiere Pro, Frame.io and Camera to Cloud, we’re connecting the entire video creation process from camera capture to final delivery, allowing customers to collaborate in new ways, from anywhere,” says Scott Belsky, chief product officer/EVP of Creative Cloud. In addition, Adobe has new integrations that extend Camera to Cloud to even more cameras, along with new versions of Premiere Pro and After Effects that make it faster and easier for video professionals to collaborate. By partnering with Mo-Sys, Adobe hopes to make instant collaboration and the speed of virtual production accessible to more filmmakers, not just big-budget productions.

Thanks to a new integration between Adobe Camera to Cloud (via Frame.io) and Mo-Sys, video pros can now see their visual effects scenes in Frame.io as they’re being shot on-set. Adobe has developed a cloud-based collaboration solution for shooting content on virtual sets.

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