An Analysis of the Integration Trends of Virtual Reality and Film Post-production and the Research on Talent Development Pathways

With the continuous evolution of digital technology, virtual reality (VR) has increasingly penetrated the film production process, especially in the post-production phase, demonstrating significant potential for innovation. This paper explores the integration trends between VR and film post-production, focusing on its key applications in virtual cinematography, real-time rendering, digital asset management, and immersive storytelling. By analyzing representative industry cases, the paper summarizes the advantages of VR in enhancing production efficiency and creative expression. Furthermore, it examines current challenges in technical upgrading, the shortage of interdisciplinary professionals, and the imbalance in educational resource allocation. In response to the digital transformation of the film industry, this study proposes a talent development strategy guided by the “technology–art–industry” integration model, aiming to provide valuable references for higher education institutions, industry practitioners, and policy makers.