DBR-XR — LIVE PERFORMANCE IN XR
See It In Action
DBR-XR demonstrates our approach to XR concert delivery, capturing a live performance then rebuilding it entirely in 3D — turning a single take on stage into a fully reconstructed, photoreal environment that can be re-shot, re-lit and re-imagined long after the performance itself is over.
What We Captured
Developed with our US technical partners Aina Studios, using a 75-camera, 8K RED V-Raptor [X] volumetric capture rig, we recorded a live band performance in full volumetric detail — every musician, every movement, every interaction on stage, from every angle simultaneously. The result isn't footage in the traditional sense; it's a complete, navigable 3D reconstruction of the performance. That distinction matters. Because the performance exists as real 3D data rather than a fixed camera angle, the entire shoot becomes raw material for whatever comes next.
What It Makes Possible
- Camera moves that were never physically possible during a live show — taking entirely virtual paths through the performance, added after the fact
- Photoreal rendering with true lens characteristics — depth of field, bokeh, focal behaviour — applied to virtual cameras in post, via our bespoke Unity / Deckard Render pipeline
- Full creative freedom to place the performance into CG environments, complete with volumetric lighting and virtual LED walls, or keep it photoreal and grounded in the original location
- Advanced FX and look development combining 4D Gaussian splatting with traditional 2D techniques, via a Gaussian splat pipeline (GSOPS) built for Houdini
- Delivery across formats — 2D film, immersive XR for headsets, and lightweight experiences for web and mobile
Why This Matters For Performance Capture
The performance happens once. Everything after that — camera direction, lighting, environment, format — becomes a post-production decision rather than a limitation of the shoot day. That's the shift DBR-XR is built around: separating the performance itself from every choice about how it's eventually seen.
Delivery Formats
- Photoreal 2D render
- Holographic interactive displays
- Immersive XR for headsets
- Interactive web and mobile experiences
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