Custom virtual sets
A set that holds up when the camera moves.
Set shops know the mechanics and design like 2011. Designers have taste and no broadcast assembly. We do both halves, which is why the set below took days, not a quote cycle.
From the studio
The Desk.
First set in our generic line. Concrete and steel, warm practicals, one seamless LED wall that runs live content. Every screen you see stays blank in the art because it becomes a live slot in yours.
The line so far
Four rooms, ready to become yours.
Marked in red: the live slots and camera zones in each room. Screens, windows, and floor pools run your content; the camera zone is where you sit in the set.
What makes ours different
Nothing is painted on.
Every screen is a live UV-mapped slot. Your content plays inside the set, never pasted over it.
Camera cutouts are shaped to your framing with true perspective, so you sit in the room instead of floating on it.
Branding lives in an HTML overlay layer: tickers, labels, lower thirds, logos. Rebrand the whole set without touching the art.
What you get
The whole working set.
Delivered as finished files for vMix, ready for your first show.
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The imported set
Background art with UV-mapped screen slots and shaped camera cutouts, assembled and tested in vMix.
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Layout family
Solo, two-camera, and multi-camera layouts from the same art, plus a vertical crop for mobile clips.
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The overlay layer
An HTML graphics layer for tickers, labels, and lower thirds, driven by a one-page brand sheet.
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Your files, owned
Everything we hand over is yours once the invoice is paid. No subscriptions to keep your own set.
The rate
Starting at $299*. Three-set pack $699.
* The listed rate starts the standard scope. Custom scope gets a written reply within one business day.
Full menu, including stream kits and alert packs, is on the rates page.
Not sure what your current setup needs? The free Set Check will tell you in writing.
Start it
Tell us what you are making.
Your show, your camera count, and the look you are after. Send links or frames if they help.