The wall
Sixty by twenty feet, on a 2.5 degree arc.
It holds a master in one piece, and the curve reads as depth. The camera crosses the full width and the environment stays put behind it.
A 1,200 sq ft volume with a ceiling panel, six movable sides and lens-driven tracking.
The wall
It holds a master in one piece, and the curve reads as depth. The camera crosses the full width and the environment stays put behind it.
Ceiling and side panels
The ceiling carries the sky and the top light. Six side panels move to wherever a reflection needs to come from.
Lighting
A hard source the wall cannot give you, run from the same desk. Charged separately from stage time.
Camera tracking
Environments are built for the script, adapted from your reference, or played back as plates. The three routes onto the wall →
The expensive decisions are all made before the unit arrives.
Bring your DP and your lens set, and decide from footage.
Before you bookYou approve it on the wall at full size, not as a render.
Four to six weeks outA day with your gaffer balances the wall and locks the look.
The day beforeOur crew runs the wall alongside your unit. Environments change in minutes.
On the dayYou leave with camera original, tracking data and the environment as delivered. The manifest →
At wrap
Day rates on request. Tell us the shoot — format, days and how much of the wall you need — and we will come back with a number within the next working day.
Load-in, crew rooms, control room, and where the client sits.
Four to six weeks from approved reference for a built environment. A plate playback day can turn around in a week.
The key comes off our SkyPanels and the wall carries everything behind it. We set that balance at the pre-light, before your unit arrives.
It depends on the lens and the panel pitch, so we test rather than predict. Bring your lens set to the recce.
It depends on how much we build rather than adapt, and how long you hold the wall. Send a shot list for a range.
Check a date, or come and stand in front of the wall first.