
Custom vMix virtual sets
Build a room. Not a background.
Mapped live screens, shaped camera zones, true perspective, and a separate graphics layer in one working set.
The working room
Designed around the program frame.
A flat backdrop can look convincing until the host, camera, and live feed arrive. Then the perspective slips, the screens feel pasted on, and the person floats in front of the room. A working virtual set has to be designed around the program frame from the start.
We handle both halves. The room gets art direction, material, scale, and light. The broadcast assembly gets UV-mapped screen regions, shaped camera cutouts, planned layouts, and a graphics layer that can change without repainting the base art.
The Desk is our working proof. Its base art, mapped display, camera frame, vertical crop, and HTML graphic layer can be inspected as separate parts. The system is visible because the system is the product.


Working proof
Inspect the production layers.
Each control reveals a functional layer in the delivered set.
What you get
The room and the broadcast assembly.
- Art-directed set background files for the approved room
- UV-mapped regions for agreed live screens
- Shaped camera cutouts matched to the intended framing
- Agreed solo, multi-camera, and vertical layouts where included
- A separate HTML layer for labels, tickers, logos, and lower thirds where scoped
- An imported set assembled and tested for the agreed vMix setup
- Final files and a concise setup handoff
Environment line
Four working room directions.
The available studio set studies show mapped screens and camera zones as separate layers.




Published starting point
Starting at $299*.
* The listed rate starts the standard scope. Custom scope gets a written price before work starts.
The full Rates menu also includes stream kits, alerts and lower thirds, thumbnails, and motion output.
Start in writing
Send the useful details. We will tell you what fits.
Choose a service, share the audience, timing, current materials, and the constraint that matters most.
Reviewing a show frame? Start with the free Set Check. Already know the output? Use the project form.