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        <description>SHOT IN MY LIVING ROOM. You don't need expensive LED volumes and complex camera tracking technology to create really great photo-realistic virtual productions inside of Unity Game Engine. In fact, I shot the live-action footage of myself using my Android smartphone and I built the environment inside of Unity game Engine running on a 2020 M1 MacBook Air with 8 gigs of RAM. That's right, I'm running Unity on a M1 MacBook Air with 8 gigs of RAM! In this video I break down the Unity virtual production workflow I used to create this photo-realistic shot of myself sitting in front of a 3D campfire.</description>
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