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CGI superstar


Helping theme parks, museums, and FECs choose the perfect CGI content for their media based attractions, Red Raion is captivating audiences worldwide with its stunning movie experiences. Here’s what the digital attractions trailblazer has been up to recently.


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ounded in 2014, Red Raion is a CGI studio specialising in media-based attractions. With recent accomplishments including the launch


of its highly-acclaimed movie for licensing, Around the World in 80 Days – Journey of Wonders, and an exciting collaboration with renowned screenwriter Lorien McKenna for Red Raion’s upcoming film, Van Helsing – Rise from the Dark, Red Raion continues to assert its position as an authority in the global visitor attractions industry.


Around the World in 80 Days – Journey of Wonders Red Raion’s latest release, Around the World in 80 Days – Journey of Wonders, takes audiences on an unforgettable adventure. Using cutting-edge CGI technology and captivating storytelling, the film immerses viewers in a whirlwind journey across the globe, following the footsteps of Phileas Fogg.


The meticulously crafted visuals and seamless integration of motion seats and special effects transport spectators into the heart of the action, creating an unparalleled sensory experience. This ground-breaking movie has received widespread acclaim from both visitors and industry professionals, solidifying Red Raion’s position as a leading provider of immersive content. The movie is available for licensing in VR,


5D, Dome, and Fly formats, expanding the company’s catalogue of CGI titles in the most requested formats in the industry.


Collaboration with Lorien McKenna


Building on the momentum generated by its recent successes, Red Raion has ann


announced an exciting collaboration with Emmy-nominated screenwriter, Lorien Mc


McKenna, for its upcoming CGI movie Van Van Helsing – Rise from the Dark, which wa


was first announced at this year’s Saudi Entertainment and Amusement Expo. M


McKenna’s extraordinary storytelling pro prowess – as showcased in notable projects such as the Oscar-winning Ra


“We’re thrilled with the positive response to


Ratatouille, Up, Brave and Inside Out – adds an


an exceptional dimension to Red Raion’s immersive experiences.


Van Helsing – Rise from the Dark promises to to captivate audiences with its thrilling na


narrative, breathtaking visuals and innovative use of technology. Red Raion’s partnership w


our recent projects,” says Valeria Rizzo, business development director at Red Raion. “Our focus on combining cutting-edge CGI technology with compelling storytelling is resonating with audiences worldwide. “We have many projects in our pipeline and


with McKenna demonstrates its commitment to pushing the boundaries of CGI storytelling, as the company strives to redefine the


attractions industry and deliver unforgettable cinematic adventures to visitors worldwide. Red Raion’s accomplishments demonstrate it its exponential growth and ascent as a le leading authority in the industry. With each new release, it raises the bar for immersive e


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we’re further defining our company structure by expanding our professional roster with valuable new roles and key people, such as our new commercial manager and the COO. “Also, our collaboration with industry experts,


such as Lorien McKenna, further reinforce our commitment to delivering exceptional experiences and cement our position as a trusted leader in the attractions industry.” As the company forges ahead, its commitment


to innovation and storytelling excellence ensures its presence in the industry will only grow stronger, delighting audiences worldwide for years to come.


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