VIRTUAL PRODUCTION
Sony Ocellus transforms virtual production by providing accurate, marker-free camera tracking for both LED volumes and green screen stages. Without the need for infrared markers, productions benefit from faster setup times, reduced on-set complexity, and a cleaner shooting environment.
AUGMENTED REALITY
Delivering accurate, marker-free tracking in sports stadiums, arenas, event venues, and outdoor locations. Rapid to deploy and highly portable, the system can move seamlessly between venues and productions, reducing setup time and operational complexity while maintaining the accuracy and reliability required for premium broadcast graphics in live sports and outside broadcast environments.
ON-SET PREVIS
Accelerate creative decision-making with real-time previsualisation for film and high-end television productions. Sony Ocellus enables directors, cinematographers, and VFX teams to view composited virtual elements live on set, whether in the studio or on location, allowing creative and technical adjustments to be made immediately.
POST-PRODUCTION
Streamline post-production workflows by capturing accurate tracking, camera motion, and lens metadata directly during production. Sony Ocellus records tracking data alongside match-move information, providing VFX and post-production teams with the precise data needed to accelerate compositing, camera tracking, and visual effects integration.
SONY OCELLUS
Film | Broadcast | Live Events
why offshoot?
Extensive experience delivering Camera-Tracking, Virtual Production, and Augmented Reality solutions across film, broadcast, and major events. We understand the challenges productions face and we pride ourselves on providing practical, reliable solutions that work in real-world environments. Backed by consultancy, integration, training, and operational support from Offshoot, productions can maximise the full potential of the Sony Ocellus platform from day one.
Designed for versatility, Sony's pioneering camera tracking system is easily set up and adapted to almost any shooting situation. A multi-eye image sensor unit works with a processing box and lens encoder to integrate tracking data with camera and lens metadata, streamlining Virtual Production, Augmented Reality, On-Set Preview, and Post-Production workflows. Every element has been designed to work with a range of cameras, lenses and rigs, delivering highly accurate camera tracking, even when outdoors or working around obstacles.