Form Studios at NAB 2026: Two Booths, One Big Week

NAB 2026 is almost here, and we couldn't be more excited about what we have lined up. This year we're not just attending — we're deeply embedded in two of the most exciting booth experiences on the show floor, presenting alongside some incredible industry partners, and bringing everything we've got.

Supporting the Puget Systems Experience with Corridor Digital

We're proud to be a Featured Sponsor at the Puget Systems booth (N2571, North Hall), and our role goes well beyond a logo on a wall. Form Studios is the AV integrator for the entire booth, providing and integrating the LED wall and audio systems and managing the full production workflow for every speaking session and live demo happening there throughout the week.

That's no small task. The Puget Experience this year is headlined by Corridor Digital, who will be filming their iconic VFX Artists React series live with an audience for the first time ever. The booth runs a packed schedule across all four show days, and we're the team making sure every presentation, demo, and live event looks and sounds exactly the way it should.

Form Studios is also well-represented on stage at the booth. On Tuesday, David Stapp joins a panel discussion on PreVis to Virtual Production in Realtime alongside speakers from Door G, Realdream, AMD, and CG Pro. Later that afternoon, both Shawn Herold and David Stapp take the stage together for a dedicated session on Gaussian Splats in Virtual Production.

If you're planning to attend, you can register for a free floor pass using code NS6975 at the NAB registration page.

Running Unilumin's Main LED Wall with Volumate

We're also at Unilumin's booth (C7539) operating their main LED wall live on the show floor using Volumate, our new browser-based virtual production platform.

Volumate was built to make LED wall operation straightforward, with no specialized installs or deep Unreal knowledge required. It handles everything from content creation and team review to live display control, multi-panel grouping, camera tracking, and inner/outer frustum. At the Unilumin booth, you'll see it running in a real production environment on a flagship LED wall, which is exactly the kind of proof-of-concept that speaks for itself.

If you've been curious what Volumate looks like in practice, this is your chance to see it live.

The XGrids 3DGS Session — Sunday, April 19 at 4pm

We're also participating Sunday afternoon as part of From Capture to Final Pixel: The End-to-End 3DGS Production Pipeline, a live demo and partner session hosted by XGRIDS at W216 in the West Hall (4:00–6:30pm).

The session brings together production teams and technology companies to walk through how 3D Gaussian Splatting is being used across the entire filmmaking pipeline, from virtual scouting and previs all the way through VFX integration and post-production relighting. Partners presenting include Lightcraft Technology, Volinga, Zeiss, Beeble, and others. Form Studios will be on the closing panel discussing the future of 3DGS in the filming industry alongside Digital Film Tree, District Cinema, XGRIDS, and more.

If Gaussian Splats are on your radar (and they should be), this is the session to catch. Grab a ticket before seats fill up.

Come Find Us

NAB runs April 19–22 at the Las Vegas Convention Center and we'll be on the show floor all week.

If you're going to be at NAB, we'd love to connect. Whether you want to talk virtual production, see a demo of Volumate, or just grab a few minutes to catch up, reach out before the show so we can make it happen. Stop by the Puget Systems booth at N2571, find us at Unilumin's booth at C7539, or catch us Sunday afternoon at the XGrids session in W216. We'd love to meet you.