As it takes new space inside its Baltimore headquarters, video production company Rock Shore Media is adding a virtual studio.
The company is set to install an LED wall inside its offices at the Caton Research Center, which will be operational in the fall. It’s part of an expansion that will take its space from 1,500 square feet to 6,000 square feet at the 60-acre business park located near the southwest border of the city and Halethorpe, overseen by commercial real estate firm St. John Properties. Along with the wall, it will add two studios inside the space.
In a news release, founder Nate Brubaker said the wall, which is powered by 3D creation platform Unreal Engine, is designed to better replicate real-world environments during film production. Going beyond a green screen, it places actors in an environment that’s designed to look and feel like an on-location scene.
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