The Dean of the College of Communication Arts traveled to Studio Palace yesterday to discuss collaboration with Thairath on collaborative learning at the NextGen Virtual Production: Technology Insights event. Thairath newspaper has expanded its operations to include several companies, including Twin Flame, which produces dramas and series and manages studios; Triple V Broadcast Co., Ltd., which produces online productions; Trend V G3 Co., Ltd., and many other affiliated companies. Twin Flame 's core expertise lies in leveraging MO-SYS Virtual Studio, a world-class virtual reality technology used in film and media. The event featured virtual reality demonstrations and discussions with experts from various partners, including LG, BROMPTON, Aputure, and Canon. This collaboration with Thairath and the College of Communication Arts will further equip students with real-world work experiences in a state-of-the-art online content management organization, one of the country's leading organizations.