Imagine B.yon helps filmmakers, record labels, and brands solve the limitations of traditional production by creating immersive, cost-efficient, and future-proof virtual experiences using LED walls, Unreal Engine, and VR technologies.
Over the years, the film and television industries have embraced technology when it comes to resolution, software, cameras, sound and lighting. Virtual production is taking it further.
By mixing virtual and real worlds, the constraints of physical locations associated with traditional production are practically eliminated. You can create the “perfect” environment that brings your vision to life with the use of LED walls, augmented reality and software like Unreal Engine.
The ability to build immersive, flexible environments in real time unlocks new levels of creativity, flexibility and collaboration.
Virtual reality is transforming the way stories are told, music is experienced, and brands connect with audiences. For filmmakers, record labels, and brand leaders, VR offers an entirely new canvas—where fans don’t just watch, they step into the world you create.
From immersive concerts and gamified music videos to interactive brand activations and virtual premieres, the possibilities are expanding fast. And with the next generation of VR headsets becoming more compact, stylish, and accessible, adoption is set to accelerate across both consumer and enterprise markets.
Whether you’re looking to build deeper fan engagement, future-proof your content, or stand out in a crowded landscape—virtual reality isn’t just the future. It’s your next move.
Virtual production works like traditional production. But, gives you better control and takes the pressure off to maximize your time, budget and creativity.
I’ve worked in production for years. Managing budgets up to $3 million as a production manager and producer. And always looking for efficiencies and a better workflow to save time and money. So, let me try and help.
While everyone is getting acclimated to this technology, virtual production has true present advantages...Real-Time Adjustments and Remote Collaboration
Over half of 13-39 year-olds say they’re more likely to watch a movie if it’s based on a video game—evidence that these two mediums are blending. Look at Five Nights at Freddy’s and The Last of Us.
Here’s the thing—fans, especially Gen Z and millennials, are deeply invested in the artists they follow. It’s part of their identity. They want more ways to connect and interact.
VR is flipping the script on how fans connect with music—and it’s opening up some serious opportunities for artists and labels.
Virtual reality is no longer just a novelty—it's becoming a must-have tool for brands looking to create deeper, more memorable connections at live events.
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