Virtual Rooms
Short answer
Key takeaways
- Clients and crew join from any browser, no app to install
- The subject runs the CLOS app as the capture device
- Rooms are access-controlled so only invited people get in
- Everyone watches and directs the same live capture together
A shoot everyone can walk into
Virtual rooms are browser-first by design. A client or art director clicks a link and is in the session, with no download, account juggling, or app store detour. The only device running the CLOS app is the subject's phone, which acts as the camera.
That split keeps the experience friction-free for the people approving the work while the capture stays professional. The operator controls the camera and the room becomes the shared set where decisions get made.
Private by default
Every room is access-controlled, so only people you invite can join, and all transfers are end-to-end encrypted. For teams with stricter requirements, Enterprise adds dedicated servers and a data processing agreement.
Rooms power the full range of virtual casting sessions and live client-attended shoots, bringing remote stakeholders into one space without a single install.
Frequently asked questions
Do clients need to install anything to join a room? +
Who runs the CLOS app during a session? +
Can I keep a room private? +
How many people can attend a session? +
Can everyone see the captures live? +
Where it's used
- Virtual Casting Sessions
Run end-to-end virtual casting sessions with structured talent reviews.
- Modeling Agencies & Casting
Run remote castings for modeling agencies — review talent live, no flights required.
- Remote Video Interviews
Capture broadcast-quality remote video interviews with full camera control.