For its return to the airwaves, the KTO channel asked Aski-da Creative to redesign the set for its program Doctrine Sociale. The goal was to take the existing set and create a more modern version, ensuring compatibility with the Ross Voyager system, in less than two weeks.
After analyzing previous shows and getting the creative ideas approved by the editorial team, Aski-da Creative started making the new set and then put it together on site. The team adapted the Unreal Engine scene to the physical constraints of the set and made all the adjustments needed for the camera shots.
A dedicated control interface was also deployed in Lucid Studio to simplify the day-to-day operation of the set.
Since going into production, several optimizations have been made to facilitate the launch of the program. The project was delivered on time, and other developments are already being considered to support KTO in its future growth.
