What arrives
Approved environments, lens intent, blocking, lighting references and physical stage boundaries.
World & Image · Department 15
Join physical and virtual decisions before the camera rolls.
FuturePrevisualization and real-time production protect blocking, light, scale and authorship.

Approved environments, lens intent, blocking, lighting references and physical stage boundaries.
Determine which decisions must be solved together in real time rather than repaired later.
Camera-ready previs, calibrated environments, lighting studies and shared spatial truth.
The proof standard
Virtual Production: Future. The visual material on this page helps explain the craft; it does not imply a completed production route.
Read the readiness standard ↗Inspect Project 001 ↗Virtual Production / Quality Cell
Council specificationIntended operating model—not an active staffing claim. Scoped workflow status: Future. Full department commissioning is a separate requirement.
Meaning and identity
Human authorityDiscipline quality
Human authorityCross-department coherence
Human authorityDepartment specialist lens
Review functionDepartment specialist lens
Review functionDepartment specialist lens
Review functionFeasibility, physical truth and dependencies
Review functionArtefacts, clichés and unearned choices
Review functionRights information is optional. Stop authority applies to actual safety, privacy, consent or external-commitment boundaries—not copyright recognition.
Stop authorityDepartment specialist lens
Review function“Physical and virtual space must agree under the lens before the image can pass.”
Calibration, parallax, frustum, latency, moiré, colour, light and camera-data integrity.
Calibration report, in-camera test, tracking record and lighting match.
May configure scenes and preflight data.
Calibrated stage acceptance and operator safety.