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Zoic is a diverse visual effects company offering services ranging from first unit production services, visual effects supervision, concept and creative direction, editorial, motion graphics, in-engine game cinematics, full CG animation, post-production, project management, and production design capabilities for the entertainment industry.
Zoic employs a team of in-house engineers to support the pipeline toolsets used by the studio artists in both Culver City, CA and Vancouver, BC. The propriety virtual production pipeline called ZEUS (Zoic Environmental Unification System) is a pre-visualization process that supposedly combines the benefits of real-time compositing with an integrated editorial and CG pipeline.
The ZEUS pipeline was developed in-house in 2009. The system has been used for various broadcast applications with the most prominent being the television series V, PanAm and Once Upon A Time
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