The ability to move, rotate, and manipulate static meshes within a scene to improve a shot's composition.

Whether it's moving background trees out of the way to better frame the protagonist - or moving a coin into the perfect spot for macro-photography - you have the freedom to choose for yourself in real-time.

Learn how to augment a scene's lighting, change its mood, or make your characters really pop. We hook into Unreal's native system to give you complete creative freedom over lighting.

Lighting is one of the most significant parts of a great shot: colour, location, type, size, and shape. Learn how you can control each one to produce the image you want.

Sometimes having all of your axes unlocked can get in the way of a smooth camera movement. Learn how to limit the axis of movement/rotation to really hone in on the exact movement you're looking for.

At times, the best way to replicate a truly cinematic feel of a shot is to imitate reality. By locking axes, you can turn the virtual camera into a Dolly, a Crane or a Slider.

Just like a person, sometimes a camera can lose focus at the wrong time. During chaotic action scenes, or scenes with characters moving away or towards the camera, our Target Focus acts as an auto-focus and solves this issue for you.

Take your DoF to the next level by learning how the Marketing Camera plugin can track focus for you.

Producing a realistic camera shot is all about believable, smooth and weighty camera movement. By cutting off the abrupt directional changes and smoothing out those curves, you get one step closer to perfection.

Learn the granularity of enabling Pressure Sensitivity on your triggers and understand how minimizing or maximizing it can affect the feel of a shot.

Learn how you can save your Post-Production team hours by directly spawning a Green Screen in-engine in the environment itself for all of your compositing needs.