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ENVY envypost.co.uk Rathbone Place, London md Dave Cadle facility manager Natascha Cadle genres TV, ads credits Stanley Tucci: Searching For Italy (CNN) Top Gear (BBC) Too Hot to Handle (Netflix) services audio (5.1,7.1, Foley, ADR, Atmos HE + T), grading (HD,4K, HDR), vfx (2D, 3D, animation), editing, PRODUCER 2nd PEER 2nd


Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy


Envy picks out the launch of two new services as highlights, the first one its ENVY Remote platform designed to bring on site and remote editing together and the second, CAPTURE, its on-set fixed rig capture and media management solution launched early 2021. Envy also physically expanded its facilities adding an additional 47 rooms during 2020/2021.


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THE MILL themill.com London, NY, LA, Chicago, Bangalore, Berlin md Misha Stanford- Harris facility manager Fabrice Mennecier CTO Rizzo Islam genres ads, promos, corporate, TV, film credits Smart Energy Einstein Knows Best, Facebook Oculus, Genesis Brand Film, PlayStation Best Of, Cowboy Bebop, Riot Games Pentakill, EE Close But Far Shave services grading (HD,4K, HDR), vfx (2D, 3D, animation), editing PRODUCER 3rd PEER 7th


VFX highlights for The Mill over the past year include


the three-minute film of “epic proportions” for Facebook ‘Oculus’ with director Ian Pons Jewell, ‘Winamax’ with Sam Pilling and VW ‘The Wheel’ with Sam Brown. It particularly points to its digital version of Einstein for its Smart Energy campaign. “Although we have tackled digital human creation in the past, it hasn’t been done at this level before. We crafted a unique and groundbreaking visual effects pipeline in order to create an avatar that was truly convincing. After an extensive period of research and development sourcing a vast amount of archival material to help build Einstein, The Mill teamed up with DI4D to capture the actor John Guerrasio’s performance and scan a library of facial


Smart Energy: Einstein Knows Best


expressions. This library was then used as a base to recreate John’s performance before every expression was further elevated into a truly lifelike representation of Einstein, with painstaking detail going into making sure every shot was perfect. After 12 months of R&D, modeling, texturing, grooming, lighting, animation, comping and tweaking we were able to deliver the final photorealistic


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digital Einstein in all its glory.” Alongside its vfx work,


The Mill has “continued to further expand our services and creative offering to include end-to-end creative production, virtual events and experiences” making it “well placed to build virtual environments and ‘products’ for the Metaverse – a digital media innovation we see as key to the future of our industry and our business.”


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