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Meta’s Smart Glasses: Could AR Change the Future of Videography?

  • Craig Matthews
  • Sep 19
  • 2 min read

Videography is constantly evolving, and technology is opening up new possibilities for how we capture and experience video. One of the most talked-about innovations this year is the release of Meta’s latest Ray-Ban smart glasses, launched in September 2025. With built-in cameras, AR displays, and new creative features, these glasses could play a surprising role in the future of content creation.

What Do the New Meta Smart Glasses Offer?

The new generation of Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses comes with:

  • Built-in 12MP camera – Allowing hands-free photo and video capture.

  • Augmented Reality display – Overlaying information and visuals directly in your field of vision.

  • Voice and touch controls – Making it easy to record or stream on the go.

  • Live streaming integration – Connecting straight to social platforms.

Why Videographers Should Pay Attention

While these glasses are not a replacement for professional cameras, they open up creative opportunities:

  • Behind-the-scenes filming – Capture unique POV footage of a shoot from the perspective of the videographer or director.

  • Client collaboration – Clients could use the AR display to see previews or overlays during filming.

  • Social media content – For quick, authentic clips, the glasses make it easier to capture spontaneous moments.

AR and the Future of Filming

Augmented Reality isn’t just a trend. As AR devices improve, we could see them used for:

  • Real-time shot guidance – Directors viewing framing guides, camera data, or drone flight paths in their vision.

  • Immersive training – Trainees learning videography while wearing AR devices that overlay instructions.

  • Interactive content – Combining live-action footage with augmented overlays directly at the point of capture.

The Bottom Line

For now, the Meta smart glasses are best seen as a creative tool rather than a core part of a professional kit. But as AR technology develops, videographers who experiment with these tools early may find new ways to stand out and deliver content that feels different and innovative.

At C&C Media UK, we’re always exploring how emerging tech can inspire fresh approaches to filming — and AR could be the next big step.

 
 
 

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