Dubai’s film industry has a new toy, and calling it a big screen would be underselling it. Gamma Studios has opened its new Digital Media Centre in Dubai Production City, a virtual production facility powered by Sony technology and designed for
filmmakers, directors, cinematographers, and production teams to test what is increasingly becoming the future of filmmaking. Think LED walls, cinema cameras, camera tracking, pre-visualization, and the ability to build an entire world without waiting for the weather to cooperate.
The centerpiece is hard to miss. The studio houses a Sony VERONA LED wall with a 1.5mm pixel pitch, which the companies say is the largest installation of its kind in the world and the first VERONA display at that pitch in the Middle East. It forms part of Sony’s 360 Solution for Virtual Production, alongside VENICE 2 and BURANO cinema cameras, the OCELLUS camera tracking system, Virtual Production Tool Set, and FR7 cameras.
In less tech-speak, the setup allows production teams to plan, experiment with, and shoot digitally created environments from inside the studio, while seeing how those environments interact with cameras and performers in real time. The facility also includes dedicated spaces for demonstrations, workshops, workflow testing, and training, meaning you do not necessarily need to arrive knowing what half of the equipment does.
The timing makes sense. Gamma Studios founder Joseph Kadamani says demand for virtual production has been accelerating as more international productions choose the UAE, helped in part by the country’s rebate structures. The studio’s investment is intended to serve those productions while giving regional filmmakers somewhere to actually get their hands on the technology.
As the UAE continues courting international film and television productions, having the infrastructure available locally means more of the complicated stuff can potentially happen here too, from early planning and camera tests to the final shoot. Hollywood magic, minus the flight to Hollywood.