The animated series was produced on Dark Slope’s warehouse-scale motion capture stage, utilizing its proprietary pipeline of virtual production tools and techniques that include motion tracking and real time rendering.

Titled, Talent 2.0 – The Future of Creativity, and hosted by CASO (Computer Animation Studios of Ontario); Khanna is set to join a panel of industry experts this Friday September 24th at 2:00 PM EST.

Khanna is scheduled to speak in a roundtable discussion, Rocket Report, on Wednesday, September 22 at 2:00 p.m. ET with other industry leaders. The Rocket Report roundtable will discuss the overall state of the Canadian industry and how it pertains to the children’s media sector. 

Applicants are invited to submit a brief proposal with an unscripted series idea that balances innovative production techniques with compelling storytelling; visionary concepts that blur the line between the real world and the digital world.

The Toronto based virtual production studio, which has already established a reputation as a leading producer of location based entertainment, is broadening its areas of expertise with the hiring of global experts at the forefront of digital universe design.

Slugterra is nominated under the best VR/AR category at the award show committed to celebrating Canada’s spot on the world stage as a leader in interactive entertainment.

The state of the art upgrades increase Dark Slope Studios’ overall pipeline efficiency, cementing their reputation as a leading virtual production partner.

The growth is driven by strong demand for its products in services across all three of Dark Slope’s entertainment divisions – virtual production, metaverse development and location-based VR and AR attractions.  

Slugterra is a fast paced, competitive, team focused, shooter experience available on the HOLOGATE ARENA VR platform.