Virtual Reality Filming

Here is how this works in practice. We give virtual-reality filming services for clients working in the Czech Republic, supplying VR camera rigs, skilled operators and the stitching and post pipeline that turns spherical capture into a seamless immersive experience. VR filming demands careful planning — the viewer can look anywhere, so crew, lighting and gear must be hidden or removed in post, and stereoscopic VR adds further tech tangle.

Here is the short of it. Prague gives compelling subjects for immersive content: the Old Town Square, the Charles Bridge, Prague Castle and the city's baroque and art-nouveau build style all reward a viewer free to explore the scene. Our teams handle both the live-action capture and the tech brief for the interactive build, working at Barrandov Studios for controlled shoots and on location for heritage, tourism and cultural projects.

Here is the breakdown. Virtual-reality filming in the Czech Republic suits cultural, tourism, education and brand projects that want to immerse audiences in the country's heritage. Filming within UNESCO World Heritage sites — the Historic Centre of Prague, Český Krumlov, Telč and Kutná Hora — needs access arranged through the Prague Film Commission and regional authorities, and our teams manage those permissions. The country's set up VFX and real-time sector, built around Barrandov and studios such as UPP, supports the stitching, stabilisation and interactive finishing VR projects need, and the tech talent base is reinforced by FAMU.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Productions drawn here by the Czech Film Fund's 20% cash rebates, administered by the Státní fond kinematografie, gain access to that ecosystem. We set up with drone operators flying under Civil Aviation Authority rules where aerial VR is needed. Budget the work in Czech koruna with 21% VAT.