06/23/2026
Technology shouldn’t replace imagination. It should expand it.
One of the biggest advantages of virtual production isn’t what the audience sees.
It’s what the creators see.
Instead of imagining a world that will be added later, performers, directors, and cinematographers can interact with environments in real time.
That changes everything.
In this conversation, Dorica shares how working inside Summit68’s LED Volume helped her step deeper into performance, storytelling, and character development during the production of Eccentric.
When artists can see the world they’re creating, the creative process becomes more immersive, collaborative, and intuitive.
That’s the power of virtual production.
And that’s why we’re excited about where this technology is heading.
⚡ The future of production isn’t replacing creativity.
It’s giving creativity more room to grow.
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