Crescent, Inc. has launched the Digi-Cast Haneda Studio in Tokyo, a large-scale virtual production facility featuring a massive LED volume powered by 27 Brompton Technology Tessera SX40 processors. The studio integrates motion capture, volumetric video, and photogrammetry to support professional television and streaming content production workflows.
The deployment of 27 Tessera SX40 processors at Digi-Cast Haneda Studio signals a shift toward larger, more complex virtual production environments that require high-bandwidth data distribution and precise color management. By integrating motion capture, volumetric video, and photogrammetry into a single facility, Crescent is addressing the streaming industry's demand for efficient, high-fidelity content creation workflows. This infrastructure allows production teams to move from pre-visualization to final shoot within a unified technical stack, reducing the friction typically found in fragmented production pipelines. Watch for upcoming television and streaming drama series produced at the facility to benchmark the visual performance of the 1.95mm AUO panels under Brompton's API-driven control.
Crescent Inc. has launched the Digi-Cast Haneda Studio in Tokyo, one of the world's largest virtual production facilities. By utilizing 27 Brompton Tessera SX40 processors and advanced AUO LED panels, the studio provides a unified environment for high-end streaming and television projects, streamlining complex workflows from pre-visualization to final production.
The main LED wall at the facility measures 41.5 meters by 10 meters and features AUO panels with a 1.95mm pixel pitch.
The facility utilizes 27 Brompton 4K Tessera SX40 processors alongside 57 Tessera XD 10G data distribution units.
The 23.5x15m LED ceiling is divided into nine individually height-adjustable sections, providing production teams with significant flexibility during shoots.
It integrates motion capture, volumetric video, and photogrammetry into a single facility, allowing teams to move from pre-visualization to final shoot within a unified technical stack.
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