RMIT University Students utilize Reality Engine for their Projects

RMIT University in Melbourne has adopted Reality Engine technology in 2018 and since then, it boasts state-of-the-art facilities, fostering opportunities for students and industry alike. Check out the works of School of Media and Communication students utilize Reality Engine in their virtual studio projects under the supervision of Trewlea Peters, pioneer teacher in Zero Density's Reality at RMIT University. All the 3D environments in the showreel were purchased from Epic Games Marketplace. These cutting-edge skills help students develop an edge and be aligned with the advancements in the industry. For example, the Media Precinct has nurtured an exciting collaboration between RMIT’s School of Media and Communication and the “Stripy Sock Club”, a children’s TV program produced by 1440 Productions. The partnership involved 1440 shooting the pilot for the program (and the entire series later) in RMIT’s studios, while providing exciting opportunities for RMIT students to be part of the crew on set, making use of their newly learned skills. Reality Engine: https://www.zerodensity.tv/products/reality-engine/ Contact us: https://www.zerodensity.tv/contact-us/

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