
Augmented Reality for Production
Unheard of when we were doing it, now it's table steaks.
When I created the Video & Immersion Studio (VLab) I saw that DIRECTV was in dire need of a team that would look at new technologies and demonstrate how they would influence production "from script to screen". At the time I did this, there was no Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality hadn't come out of it's shell, and DIRECTV wasn't sure if 4K was going to be a safe bet. As we evolved products like the Google Tango became a necessary part of our development, and part of our obsession with how production was changing.