Where
It took place at the Battersea Evolution Convention Centre in London which is in the centre of Battersea park on the banks of the Thames.
When
February 13th VIP day, 14th and 15th to the public, 2025.
Why
BSC Expo is an annual exhibition aimed at professional cinematographers and camera teams in the UK and Europe. We have been before as guests and visitor’s and decided it was time we exhibited our camera array tech and post production skills.
It was also a great opportunity to meet and catch up with people we have worked with in the past while also showcasing what we can do now.
We also met a great range of people who wouldn’t have been aware of us and our company before.
What we did
At our booth, we showcased our Argus Rig, now upgraded to 40 high-speed cine cameras, by running live demonstrations for visitors. We highlighted how our bespoke software integrates seamlessly with the camera array, enabling us to quickly create templates and multiple sequences from a single recorded shot.
Additionally, we had a large TV display featuring our bullet time showreels and Gaussian Splatting capabilities, demonstrating the diverse content we can produce using our various camera arrays.
Explore a live Gaussian Splatting scene and interact with it yourself:
The response
The interest in our services far exceeded our expectations for such a niche company—we were constantly on our feet, talking, and answering questions from 10 AM to 7 PM every day!
It was exhausting but exactly why we were there, and it paid off—we now have several tenders in progress as a direct result of attending the expo.
Our Gaussian Splatting demos were a major highlight, with people across the event talking about them. The excitement around this technique reinforces our belief that it’s set to become a game-changer in content production.
VIP night
Got to speak to a really interesting collection of people on the invite only night, BBC Nature, Ardman Studios to name drop a few!
The highlight was hearing so many interesting stories from Peter Vasey, A genuine old school camera dept legend, Who happened to do the bullet time sequence in “Lost In Space” a year before the Matrix.
