The Desk virtual set with the Night Signal title card lit on the wall-sized mapped display beside the presenter desk
The Desk. Composite-quality studio work with a mapped display, camera space, program crop, vertical crop, and live graphic layer.

Streams and broadcast

Build the room, frame, and graphics as one show.

Custom virtual sets, full stream kits, live graphics, key art, promos, thumbnails, and clips, built for the way the program is watched.

The show system

One visual system across every scene.

The room, camera frame, show screens, live information, and release assets should share the same decisions.

  1. Room

    Environment, light, depth, screen location, and camera space.

  2. Program frame

    Presenter scale, eyeline, headroom, safe areas, and mapped screens.

  3. Show graphics

    Starting, program, break, and ending scenes, plus titles, alerts, and lower thirds.

  4. Release frame

    Key art, thumbnails, promo titles, and episode graphics.

  5. Short-form frame

    Vertical crops, clips, captions, and a composition that survives phone size.

Custom virtual sets

Built from the camera outward.

Keyframe0 resolves art direction and vMix assembly together.

The set includes UV-mapped geometry, shaped camera cutouts, true perspective, mapped screens, and a separate live HTML layer where the scope calls for it.

Standard output. Art-directed set files, custom screen graphics, program and vertical layouts, a tested set, and a written handoff.

Full stream kits and live graphics

Make every scene belong to the same show.

Starting, program, break, and ending scenes connect to the same lower thirds, alerts, title cards, labels, and information rules.

Starting

Establish the show, subject, timing, and visual rules before the presenter appears.

Program

Hold the presenter, content, and live information inside one readable frame.

Break

Keep the show identity visible while the program pauses.

Ending

Close with the next action, schedule, credits, or final message named in scope.

See the full output family

Show screens, program overlays, scene changes, lower thirds, alerts, titles, labels, tickers, final exports, and setup notes.

Release assets

Carry the show into the click.

Key art, thumbnails, promos, and clips use the same subject, type, and graphic rules as the program frame.

Key art and thumbnails

One readable idea carried through lead image, cover, episode crop, and thumbnail family.

Promo video

A short finished sequence with a clear premise, edit, titles, and agreed output formats.

Clips

Ready-to-post cuts from longer footage, prepared per clip or on an agreed schedule.

Environment line

Four environment directions. One is assembled to composite quality.

Status is stated on every frame so the render work supports range without claiming assembly it has not received.

The Desk: a concrete room with a lit title card on the mapped display, a defined presenter zone, and a live graphic layer
The Desk. Composite-quality working system. Concrete room, wall-sized mapped display, defined camera space, program crop, vertical crop, and live graphic layer.
The Command Room: a curved display wall behind a long production desk
The Command Room. 4K environment render. Curved display wall and long production desk. Available as a direction for custom production.
The Stage: tall light and projection surfaces around an open presentation area
The Stage. 4K environment render. Light and projection field with an open presentation area. Available as a direction for custom production.
The Loft: an editorial room at night with city windows, shelving, and a wall display
The Loft. 4K environment render. Editorial room at night with city windows, shelving, and a wall display. Available as a direction for custom production.

Free Set Check

One frame is enough to find the first fixes.

The review covers set depth, camera framing, overlay readability, graphics consistency, and brand coherence.

Start a show project

Send the current frame.

Share the platform, current frame or VOD, required scenes, deadline, available brand assets, and the main constraint.

Scope, required source files, delivery formats, rate, and timing are confirmed in writing.