Virtual Production

Here is the breakdown. We give virtual-production services across Turkey, setting up LED volumes, real-time rendering, camera tracking and the crews to deliver in-camera visual effects. Istanbul's concentration of 'plato' sound stages, built to serve the country's huge television-drama industry, underpins an emerging virtual-production skill — and the depth of that studio base means crews, power and stage infrastructure are already in place. Our teams configure LED volumes, integrate real-time game-engine content with tracked cameras, and set up the lighting and DP departments so the virtual environment and the foreground match. We plan virtual-production shoots from previs through to in-camera capture. Integrate the workflow with VFX and post-prod. Cost-competitive crews and the favourable Turkish lira make virtual production affordable within global budgets.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Virtual production lets a shoot bring Turkish and global environments onto a controlled stage, reducing location days — though shoots often still capture plate photography at real Turkish locations. This needs filming permits from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. Istanbul's dizi-driven studio infrastructure makes the city the natural base for virtual-production work in Turkey. Qualifying Turkish spend. This includes stage hire, real-time content creation and post-prod, can access the Ministry of Culture and Tourism's cash rebates of up to 30%, administered through its General Directorate of Cinema, and the favourable lira strengthens the cost case. The country applies 20% VAT (KDV). We brief shoots on stage options, plate-permit timelines and the virtual-production pipeline so projects are planned realistically.