Making Short-Form Video Content, Exploring NvRTX, & Using AI To Make A Set | The Debrief Episode 27

[@vicferrer1]

Hello from The Producer's Loft Studio - San Francisco! Another very interesting and informative show. Thanks, SociallyU team!

Amazing as Always ! 🔥

[@mydubrules2]

If I remember right, Resolve has a built-in Fusion node for generating a depth map. Can't speak to the quality, but some rough tutorials seemed to show that it was pretty useful.

[@SociallyU]

This is absolutely something the team wants to investigate!

[@locksleylennoxvfx]

The real time rendering for virtual production is something i need to learn. I've just be going to blender. - Lox

[@Justin_Allen]

Interesting. I am surprised on the DLSS issue that the lens file did not override the DOF issue. I'm running DLSS but using a different version of an UE build from another company. I'll have to play with the NvRTX version, which I haven't. I am also confused as to why you are not utilizing the sensor size based off your camera setting. All of your lens calibrations are based on that setting. On matching timecode are you synchronizing using the timed data monitor? Or are you just looking at your frame delay? Finally, on the lamp are you use B7C lights or the new Astera NYX light? If not they do a great job. I love the practical work the entire team does to make it happen. Great job on making the book and the study!

[@ethangreene8760]

Hello! I saw you guys were in Tennessee in this video. Is that where you guys are located? I work for a local church here in Alabama that creates things just like this and I would love to bounce ideas off each other!

[@WillMitchellMusic]

Can I ask where you acquired the Instagram and Tik Tok frame guides? Very useful.

[@SociallyU]

We found a few different ones from various sources and combined aspects of each to suit our needs!