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First they knocked down walls and now they’re moving: CounterPunch Studios, a rapidly growing production facility specializing in photoreal digital doubles for the film and TV industries, have scaled up fast thanks to Maya subscription. From The Flash to Supergirl to dozens of Bollywood characters, CounterPunch are making their big dreams happen.
Dark-horse creatives Mainframe have a long and successful history of competing with the big guys. Over 18 years–expanding on motion graphics and animation services to include production, direction, post and VFX–this small but mighty Maya-powered studio has found its legs and evolved into a veritable force.
Swedish VFX house Fido worked with director David Sandberg to transform his viral, crowd-funded project into an award-nominated short film. Keys to Fido's success? Creativity, passion, and the ability to scale with Autodesk subscription.
Find out what makes this London-based VFX company unique, and why it prefers to remain a boutique studio.
The Milk team won, in its first year in business, a British Academy Television Craft Award for its work on “The Day of the Doctor,” a special episode of the British science fiction TV show Doctor Who.
Based in Shreveport, Louisiana, this small but mighty studio is responsible for the Oscar-winning short film “The Fantastic Flying Books of Morris Lessmore.” It uses only the best tools and the most fitting mediums to tell its clients' magical, immersive stories. This is Moonbot’s story.