Brompton Technology powers VP workflow for ITV’s Believe Me by Jose Antunes

How ITV's Believe Me used virtual production to drive the story forward

ITV’s four-part drama Believe Me employed a controlled LED workflow to support the story’s creative, technical and performance requirements. Developed by fivefold studios, the virtual production elements used a 30m-wide by 4m-high ROE Visual BP2V2 LED wall driven by four Brompton 4K Tessera SX40 processors. Much of the action is set inside a London Black Cab, which would traditionally be placed on a lowloader for night shoots in the city. “The c…

Brompton Technology powers VP workflow for ITV’s Believe Me by Jose Antunes

The ITV series Believe Me demonstrates the value of treating virtual production as a complete image pipeline rather than simply a screen on set. Here is how VP was used.  Written by BAFTA and RTS-winning screenwriter Jeff Pope and directed by Julia Ford, the series stars Aimée-Ffion Edwards (from Slow Horses), Miriam Petche (Industry) and Aasiya Shah (Raised by Wolves), with Daniel Mays (Pearl Harbour, Line of Duty) portraying John Worboys, a Br…

Brompton Processing Helped Power Controlled Virtual Production On ITV’s ‘Believe Me’

Brompton Technology’s LED processors formed the processing backbone for the controlled virtual production workflow used on Believe Me, ITV’s four-part true-crime drama, the company said. The series, produced by Etta Pictures for ITV Studios and written by Jeff Pope, relied heavily on a virtual production setup for scenes filmed inside a black cab driving through London at night. Virtual production specialist Fivefold Studios used a 30‑meter‑wide…