SummaryVirtual production is a revolutionary filmmaking technique that merges real-time technology with traditional filmmaking. It utilizes game engines like Unreal Engine to create digital environments, characters, and effects in real-time, allowing filmmakers to shoot live-action scenes within these virtual worlds. This approach offers numerous advantages, including increased speed and efficiency, greater creative flexibility, improved immersion for actors, and more natural lighting. While virtual production is still a relatively new process, it has already been successfully employed in notable projects like The Mandalorian, The Lion King, and Fortnite, pushing the boundaries of filmmaking and visual effects. However, challenges remain, such as hardware limitations, a learning curve for filmmakers, integration with traditional workflows, and initial setup costs.