The motion capture stage is a filming environment and sound stage dubbed "the volume", where motion capture, sound and film is simultaneously recorded. It is primarily used to produce live-action computer-generated imagery. There can be multiple technology employed in producing a digital capture of performances for film, television and video game industries.
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