Virtual Production & ICVFX
When the aim is to recreate reality as accurately as possible, get tools that push the limits of LED performance and image quality – while also giving you creative flexibility.
Many different technologies come together within a successful virtual production environment, of these, high-quality LED processing is a fundamental requirement. LED-based virtual production not only offers benefits such as realistic lighting and reflections, but also a better experience for the cast and creative team.
Our LED processing technologies – including those for multi-camera setups, panel calibration, LED lighting, colour calibration and live colour grading – not only aim for greater levels of realism through accurate, artefact-free content, but also to facilitate the creative process – so that the storytelling isn’t slowed down or hindered by technological hurdles.
Bringing Industry-leading LED Processing to Virtual Production
Accurate, artefact-free content
Brompton processing delivers uncompromising image quality with artefact-free results camera. Our advanced on-camera features set empowers productions to perform at their highest level.
Greater Creative Flexibility
From TrueLight to Tessera G1, Brompton innovations unlock creative flexibility by enabling evolving workflows, supporting complex multi-camera setups, slow motion, and the next generation of on-camera production productions.
Exceptional Reliability
Brompton processing is built for exceptional reliability, combining robust hardware with continuous software evolution to enhance performance over years and deliver lasting value with absolute confidence.
Future-proof Platforms
We design future-proof LED processing platforms built on proven technologies like Dynamic Calibration, aim to support increasingly advanced innovations such as TrueLight and Tessera G1.
Global support 24/7
Our customers know us for the exceptional support we provide – available 24/7 to users around the world. Whatever the problem, they can talk to a real person with relevant expertise.
Many leading universities and colleges – such as University of the Arts London (UAL) and Full Sail University in Florida, USA – now have an on-campus studio equipped with cutting-edge motion capture and virtual production technology, including Brompton LED processing.
These state-of-the-art studios give students experience with professional-level technology and workflows they’ll encounter in the real world, while also encouraging revolutionary ideas and thinking, and new modes of learning through XR.
Additionally, these facilities invite exciting new collaborations between a wider range of degree courses as well as with technology partners.
To find out more visit our Virtual Production in Education page.
Brompton Technology has announced the successful deployment of its Tessera LED processing platform at Studio V, the newly opened virtual production stage inside StudioCube Daejeon, South Korea’s largest public broadcasting content production studio.
Eminem’s music video for Houdini, the lead single from his album The Death of Slim Shady, earned a nomination for Best Music Video at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, showcasing groundbreaking visual storytelling powered by Brompton Technology’s 4K Tessera SX40 LED video processors.
S4 Studios, a creative design and full-service production studio specialising in Virtual Production, Visual FX and Motion Graphics, has partnered with Brompton Technology to deliver a high-efficiency virtual production workflow for Ping Pong Productions: Expedition Files, the new hit series from the Discovery Channel.
France.tv Studio, the production subsidiary of France Télévisions, has enhanced its production capabilities with the installation of advanced LED video technology powered by Brompton LED processing. Part of the France 2030 initiative, this investment is set to revolutionise content production at its state-of-the-art V-Studio in Vendargues.
Completed at the end of last year, MVS Studio (MunGyeong Virtual Studio) in Mungyeong, South Korea, is a world-class virtual production facility that brings together advanced LED technology and state-of-the-art LED video processing.
In 2024, NantStudios launched Stage #2 at its El Segundo facility in California, marking the debut of the Dynamic Volume System (DVS)—a groundbreaking reconfigurable LED volume for in-camera visual effects (ICVFX).
In early 2025, Bangkok-based Studio X Beyond brought to life a dreamy, Barbie-inspired virtual world for BeNice, a personal care line under Neo Corporate, known for its range of shower products. For the brand’s latest summer campaign, the studio used Brompton Technology’s Tessera LED video processors to deliver vibrant, seamless visuals.
An in-depth article by our CEO Richard Mead explores the science behind ‘Lighting in the Volume’, covering the pros and cons and how to achieve better colour rendition for ICVFX.
Adam Callaway has been with Brompton since 2015 and has worked closely with customers, users and partners to make sure they get the most out of Brompton and achieve the results they’re after.
The Tessera SX40 processor, which had gained its gold standard reputation on some of the world’s biggest live events, became the processor of choice in the adoption of LED for VP.
What visual artefacts you might see when looking through a camera, and what to do about them.
Our CEO Richard Mead explores the ways Brompton processing helps recreate reality.
Brompton’s CTO, Chris Deighton, introduces a new feature, Extended Bit Depth, which further improves the low-end performance of LED panels
A selection of our Virtual Production Partners
Testimonials
Features for Virtual Productions
Genlock
Extended Bit Depth
Frame Remapping
OSCA
