Techviz
Proof the shot can be shot.
Techviz is the technical version of previz. Where previz answers how a scene looks and plays, techviz answers whether it can actually be shot in the real space with the real equipment.
How it works
We take the approved previz and rebuild it to scale using the exact stage, camera, lens, crane, and rig the production will use on the day. Then we test it. If a move does not fit, a crane cannot reach, or a lens does not give the framing, we find it here, on screen, and not on a paid shoot day.
The result is a plan the floor can trust: real measurements, real kit, and moves that are known to work before anyone builds a thing.
What we check
- Camera position, lens, and framing against the real set.
- Crane, dolly, and rig reach and clearance.
- Motion paths for moving shots and stunts.
- Sight lines, safety, and set dressing.
Real kit, real measurements
Equipment modelled from actual specs, so the plan matches what the crew will build.
Why it holds up
- Real equipment is modelled from actual specs, not stand-ins.
- The plan matches what the grip and camera teams will build.
- Problems surface in the plan, not on a paid shoot day.
What you get
- Scaled set and equipment layouts.
- Camera and movement data for the AD and DoP.
- A shoot plan the floor can follow.
Next step
Share your set plan.