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Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
The largest LED display structure in Russia has been installed on the territory of the Moskino film factory on Ryazansky Prospekt. It will be used to create visual effects for films of any complexity. This was reported by Natalia Sergunina, Deputy Mayor of Moscow.
“The project will open up new opportunities for the industry, simplify many work processes and reduce costs. The area of the huge screen exceeds 300 square meters,” said Natalia Sergunina.
The puck-shaped structure will allow film crews to be independent of the season and weather conditions. It will eliminate the need to travel to other locations, change scenery or resort to computer graphics. A specific background and visual images will be selected for each scene, which will be transmitted by the screens. The actors will immediately see the same thing as the audience.
The creator of the equipment is the flagship resident of the Moskino film factory. The studio produces full-length films, TV series, commercials and music videos using modern technologies. It has more than 500 completed projects, including Chelyuskin. The First and Red Silk, which were released in March 2025.
“We call this design a ‘washer’. Inside it, you can create effects of any complexity that will look natural on the cinema screen. The technology itself is unique for Russia, and we are glad that we managed to implement this idea,” shared the company’s founder, Yuri Yarushnikov.
Another studio pavilion on the film factory premises is designed for filming scenes of travel in cars and other types of transport. The movement is simulated using a special complex that includes dynamic platforms.
The capital pays great attention to the development of the industry within the framework of Sergei Sobyanin’s project “Moscow – City of Cinema”, which will unite 1170 hectares of creative space. It already includes the Gorky Film Studio on Sergei Eisenstein Street and in Valdaisky Proyezd, a chain of cinemas, a cinema park and the Moskino film factory.
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