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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2025 · 1H 19M

#53 - Ahren Morris - Why Virtual Production Is the Future of Filmmaking

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Ahren Morris is the Managing Director at Dreamscreen Australia, a state of the art LED virtual production studio. Using advanced LED wall technology, Dreamscreen enables filmmakers to create immersive, lifelike environments in real time. Their mission is to make virtual production more accessible and opening the doors for creators at every level to rethink how stories in video form are made.On this episode, Ahren shares how virtual production is transforming the filmmaking process, how LED stages enable real-time collaboration between directors, cinematographers, and VFX artists, how Dreamscreen is making this cutting-edge technology accessible to filmmakers at every level, why virtual production requires stronger creative vision in pre-production, how it’s opening new possibilities in storytelling and visual effects, why the future of filmmaking is deeply collaborative and so much more.Follow Dreamscreen on Instagram: @dreamscreenaustraliaVisit Dreamscreen’s website: www.dreamscreenaustralia.com----Follow Future History on Instagram: @futurehistory.coFollow Wayne Lim on Instagram: @hausofwayne

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