Special Effect - Notable Special Effects Companies

Notable Special Effects Companies

  • Adobe Systems Incorporated (San Jose, CA)
  • Animal Logic (Sydney, AU and Venice, CA)
  • Bird Studios (London UK)
  • BUF Compagnie (Paris, FR)
  • CA Scanline (München, DE)
  • Cinesite (London/Hollywood)
  • Cinematic Wizards (Greater Copenhagen)
  • Creature Effects, Inc. (LA, CA, US)
  • Digital Domain (Venice, LA, CA, US)
  • Double Negative (VFX) (London, UK)
  • DreamWorks (LA, CA, US)
  • Flash Film Works (LA, CA, US)
  • Framestore (London, UK)
  • Giantsteps (Venice, CA)
  • Hydraulx (Santa Monica, LA, US)
  • Image Engine (Vancouver, BC, CA)
  • Industrial Light & Magic, founded by George Lucas
  • Intelligent Creatures (Toronto, ON, CA)
  • Intrigue FX (Canada)
  • M5 Industries (San Francisco i.e. Mythbusters)
  • Mac Guff (LA, CA, US; Paris, FR)
  • Matte World Digital (Novato, CA)
  • The Mill (London, UK; NY and LA, US)
  • Modus FX (Montreal, QC, CA)
  • Moving Picture Company (Soho, London, UK)
  • Rhythm and Hues Studios (LA, CA, US)
  • RIOT (Santa Monica, CA and Manhattan, NY, USA)
  • Rising Sun Pictures (Adelaide, AU)
  • Snowmasters (Lexington, AL, USA)
  • Sony Pictures Imageworks (Culver City, CA, USA)
  • Strictly FX, live special effects company
  • Surreal World (Melbourne, AU)
  • Tippett Studio (Berkeley, CA, US)
  • Tsuburaya Productions (Hachimanyama, Setagaya, Tokyo, Jap)
  • Vision Crew Unlimited
  • Weta Digital
  • Zoic Studios (Culver City, CA, US)
  • ZFX Inc a flying effects company
  • Method Studios

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