In the video, host Jared provides an inside look at a performance capture session for the game “Star Citizen,” showcasing the advanced technology used in a Manchester studio and his preparation as an in-game news anchor. He teases exciting future developments, including a new species in the game, while discussing upcoming bug fixes and improvements, encouraging viewers to subscribe and share the content.
The video begins with the host, Jared, introducing a new recording from a recently established studio, acknowledging the echo present in the space as he works on improving acoustics. He mentions that the content revolves around an inside look at the performance art aspect of the game “Star Citizen,” specifically detailing events that took place on March 13, 2025. Jared encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel for updates and insights into the game.
Jared describes the setup for the performance capture session, highlighting the impressive technology in use. The studio, located in Manchester, features 50 OptiTrack cameras and is designed to capture the performances of up to eight actors simultaneously. He notes the historical significance of the location, being next to where The Beatles performed live for the first time. The studio includes various facilities such as a face capture room and dressing areas for the performers.
After a lunch break, Jared checks in with the production team to prepare for his role in the session. He undergoes a rundown of the performance requirements, akin to a movie set environment with producers and directors present. Jared dons a velcro suit, which allows for the application of motion capture dots, and he has headgear fitted for detailed facial capture. This preparation includes tests for range of motion and various poses to ensure everything is set for the performance.
Once ready, Jared jumps into his role as an in-game news anchor, where he performs various lines for the game. He also participates in capturing additional material for future events and NPCs in “Squadron 42.” During the session, he hints at exciting developments regarding a new species being introduced into the game, teasing fans with what’s to come.
Concluding the video, Jared wraps up by discussing future bug fixes and improvements for “Star Citizen.” He expresses gratitude to viewers for their time and encourages them to share the content with friends or fellow gamers. The video ends with Jared wishing everyone safe travels in the game’s universe, building anticipation for the upcoming features and updates in “Star Citizen.”