Virtual Production Foundation
About This Course
Virtual production is reshaping how creative teams produce content by merging real-time 3D engines with live-action and digital workflows. This course offers a hands-on understanding of how virtual production environments are planned and operated—from digital set construction to camera tracking and scene compositing.
Learners will explore how real-time tools and production techniques are integrated on-set to support storytelling, visualization, and collaboration across departments. The course also examines industry-standard practices, roles, and pipelines used in broadcast, film, and interactive media.
Designed for learners from media, design, and technical backgrounds, this course serves as a solid foundation for those looking to step into the evolving world of real-time content production.
What You'll Learn
Understand the core concepts of virtual production, including how real-time engines and camera tracking systems work.
Build and set up virtual environments, add assets, and create scenes ready for production using real-time tools
Improve scene performance and fix common issues using profiling and diagnostic tools.
Work as part of a production team to plan and carry out virtual production tasks.
Use version control and asset management tools to keep live and virtual production in sync.
Entry Requirements
• Minimum Education Level – N Level
• Work Experience (No. of Years) – N.A
• Age - 18 years and Above
• Language (Written) – English Language (Spoken) – English
• Language (Written) – English
• Workplace Literacy and Numeracy Level (WPLN) >= 6
• Computer Skills
Basic Knowledge of Computers
• Start-up, log on, and shut down a computer system properly.
• Use a mouse pointing device and keyboard.
• Identify and use icons (folders, fi les, applications, and shortcuts/aliases)
• Minimize, maximize, and move windows.
• Check how much space is left on a drive or other storage device.
Proficiency in Using Productivity Software
• Understand and know how to use the following types of software programs:
• Word processing (example: MS Word, Google Doc, Writer)
• Presentation (example: PowerPoint, Impress)
• Compression software (example: WinZip, Stuff It, 7-Zip)
Moving Files