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OUTPOST VFX
outpost-vfx.co.uk
Bournemouth founder, ceo Duncan McWilliam coo Gez Hixson genres film, TV, credits The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, House of the Dragon, Westworld services vfx (2d, 3d) PRODUCER 42nd PEER 26th
House of the Dragon
Outpost VFX has “tripled in size” over the last year, opening studios in Mumbai and London, “pushing our overall capacity to 720. We have been working on some of the biggest projects. The team received two Emmy nominations for their work on The Man Who Fell to Earth and Foundation S1. “
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ABSOLUTE
absolutepost.com Poland St, London md Dan Bennett fac mgr Tom Keeler genres TV, ads, film, promos credits Lionsgate+ It Lives on LIONSGATE+, Stranger Things S1 recap, Dove Toxic Influence services grading (HD,4K), vfx (2D, 3D, anim), editing PRODUCER 24th PEER 14th
25 AXIS STUDIOS
axisstudiosgroup.com Glasgow, London, Bristol mds Richard Scott, Nerys Davies fac mgrs Ken Gillies, Nerys Davies genres TV, ads, film credits Gigi & Nate, Love Death and Robots Vol 3, The Rig services vfx (2d, 3d, animation), editing, restoration PRODUCER - PEER -
Axis says it has expanded its horizons in VFX “from a simple vendor by increasingly being involved in getting projects into production on projects like Gigi and Nate.” It’s also “restructured VFX, creating the new role of Creative Supervisor to oversee all creative output from the VFX studio, alongside three new VFX Supervisor hires and a new Head of 3D.”
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suitetv.com Newman Street, London md Shelley Fox genres TV credits After Life, Have I Got News For You?, Ant and Dec’s Limitless Win services audio (Stereo,5.1, Foley, ADR), grading (HD,4K, HDR), vfx (2D, animation), editing PRODUCER 17th PEER 14th
Comedy specialist Suite says the main highlight of the past year has been “winning new contracts and working with such talented production teams.” Suite says it sees opportunities in “being a mid size post production facility. I believe it gives us the edge on offering a bespoke service to our clients.”
27 RAPID/RADIANT
rapidpictures.co.uk radiantpost.
co.uk Goldhawk Rd, Richmond Way London; Manchester md Ben Plumb gm Lara Moody genres TV credits Web of Death, Ben Fogle’s Lost Worlds: Cyprus, Richard Hammond’s Brain Reaction services audio (stereo,5.1, Atmos HE), grading (HD, 4K, HDR), editing PRODUCER 21st PEER -
A move beyond London this year with “a new 10,000 sq ft facility in Manchester city centre with 2 audio suites with VO booth, 2 onlines, grade, offline suites and remote systems.” Alongside that, “we have increased the creative and technical teams In London and reconfigured the London Radiant office to create a production office for client use.”
Lionsgate+ launch
Absolute says it’s “seen the business grow significantly - adding another 20% to our headcount from last year.” It’s also just joined forces with Envy folowing an acquisition and “winning the award for Best VFX at Creative Circle this year was a standout moment for the company as a whole,” it says.
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F IF T Y F IF T Y
fiftyfiftypost.com D’Arblay Street, London mds JP Dash, Alex Meade genres TV credits The Good Nurse, Snowflake Mountain, Football Dreams: The Academy services audio (5.1, 7.1, Atmos HE), grading (HD, 4K, HDR), vfx (2D), editing PRODUCER 18th PEER 11th
Fifty Fifty opened a new building this year with extra “offline, online, grade and audio facilities, including a 2nd Dolby Atmos suite.” Also, it says it is “well on the way on our journey to becoming a B-Corporation” and has instituted a staff benefits package including enhanced maternity/paternity leave and paid days for charity work.
Gigi and Nate
After Life Winter 2022 F46
Richard Hammond’s Brain Reaction
televisual.com
Snowflake Mountain
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