Bring your
vision to life

Got a vision? Let’s bring it to life—together.

Located in Sarasota, FL, our XR studio is where big ideas meet bold technology. Using cutting-edge virtual production tools, we build everything from ultra-realistic spaces to totally stylized worlds—whatever your project calls for.

Whether you’re imagining a cozy interior, a vibrant outdoor scene, or something completely out of this world, we can bring it to life without ever leaving the soundstage.


Studio
details

We began exploring virtual production in early 2021, starting with a small studio space where we tested early workflows and built our first XR environments. What began as a curiosity quickly became a core part of our creative process.

As demand grew, so did we—eventually expanding into a much larger soundstage designed specifically to support high-end virtual production. Today, it’s a key part of how we bring bold, visually dynamic stories to life for our clients.

Tech

20’ x 20’ retractable grid

Real-time camera tracking

24-core Unreal Engine Render Node

A 50' x 16'6" LED Wall displays the 'storyvox studios' logo and the text 'SOUNDSTAGE A' in a dark room with a concrete floor.

Private client offices

Dedicated green room

amenities

8,400 sq. ft. soundstage

50’ W x 16’6” H curved LED Wall

2.6mm pixel pitch

Dedicated HMU room
Roll up garage door access

Floor plan of a soundstage labeled 'Soundstage A', 8,400 square feet, with rooms including office, equipment room, restrooms, green room, lobby, and areas for hair and makeup, wardrobe, and client representation.

XR
EXPLAINED

Imagine stepping into a living painting; one that moves as you move, shifts with the light, and completely surrounds you in a world that feels utterly unreal. That’s the magic happening on set today, where real-time rendering and precise camera tracking allow us to capture final shots directly in-camera, eliminating the need for compositing or heavy post-production. The virtual environment is mapped 1:1 to the physical stage, so when the camera moves five feet in the real world, it moves five feet in the digital one. This seamless synchronization is made possible through LED walls, which serve as both a portal and a window into the digital realm. 


Historically, Hollywood relied on painted backdrops with fixed perspectives, then moved to green screens. This offered flexibility but came with issues like mismatched lighting and limited realism. Now, with LED walls powered by game engine technology, productions get the best of both worlds: dynamic perspective, accurate lighting, and real-time creative control. It’s not just rear projection reinvented—it’s a technological leap forward for modern filmmaking.

01 UNREAL ENGINE ENVIRONMENT | 02 PRODUCTION | 03 FINAL


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