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CES: Sony's VFX Firm Pixomondo to Unveil System for Shooting Vehicles
VarietyStory by Carolyn Giardina
scrn logline
Sony's VFX firm Pixomondo unveils revolutionary new system for shooting vehicles on film and TV sets at CES 2025.
beat sheet
- PXO AKIRA, Pixomondo's custom-built system, combines a robotic camera crane with a motion platform, LED volume tech, and other tools for seamless vehicle filming.
- Pixomondo, a Sony Pictures Entertainment company, is set to showcase the groundbreaking PXO AKIRA at Sony's CES press conference, disrupting the traditional vehicle filming process in Hollywood.
call sheet
Pixomondo, Sony Pictures Entertainment, PXO AKIRA