Finding new ways
to tell stories
worth sharing

We create capture tools, so development don't have to. Our Universal Capture Tool drops one controller-driven camera into any title — lens, depth of field and focus lock built in — behaving like a free-cam that follows the action live, replacing the inconsistent per-game rigs studios used to build for themselves.

Re-Cap records a live gameplay session straight into Unreal's Sequencer — transform, animation and performance captured as an editable timeline rather than a fixed render. Because the shot is data, it updates with the game: when lighting, animation or environments change, we refine the moment instead of reshooting it, so raw gameplay becomes cinematic footage with a real shelf life.

Live Link drives a character's performance straight from the mo-cap stage into the running game — motion captured live, in-engine, in real time. It collapses the usual storyboard-and-animate cycle into a single take, so we can turn around expressive, fully-rendered character content fast enough to feed a social schedule.

Some trailer moments call for a scene the game itself never has to render — a shot built purely for the camera. We build those sequences directly in-engine, from blocking and lighting through to final .exr renders graded to the trailer's palette, delivering the complex shots developers don't have the bandwidth to make themselves.