Company News (New start-ups, mergers, joint ventures)
Things are sounding good at The Napoleon Group’s suite of Manhattan studios, where veteran agency and audio producer Gregg Singer has joined the company as Executive Producer of its newly-launched Napoleon Audio.
GPL Technologies, a leading supplier of technology and IT support to the entertainment, gaming and advertising industries, has moved its corporate headquarters to a new, freestanding facility on Victory Boulevard in Burbank.
Capitalising on a steady rise in international film and television production in Australia, Rising Sun Pictures, the Academy Award®-nominated, Adelaide-based visual effects studio, has expanded its operation by opening a front-end office in Sydney.
Three-time AICE winner Doug Cox has launched production and postproduction collective The Cabinet, with industry veteran Jim Vaughan on board as Executive Producer.
FuseFX, which has helped lead the resurgence of visual effects production in Los Angeles, has moved its headquarters to a 27,000 square foot facility on Califa Street in Sherman Oaks area of Los Angeles.
The Arc/k Project, a new nonprofit focused on digital preservation, has developed a unique plan for creating 3-dimensional records of the world’s most endangered cultural assets while providing Hollywood filmmakers with a new and better way to incorporate exotic locations and artifacts into their
Xytech (www.xytechsystems.com), creator of the industry-defining facility management platform MediaPulse, has announced the launch of a Broadcast Services Division to address the rapidly changing needs of global video transmission services.
Buoyed by rising television productions, FuseFX has expanded its presence in New York. The facility has moved its operations in the city to larger quarters able to accommodate a dynamic team of more than 50 artists.
The award-winning creative agencies 2C Creative (“2C”) and Flipeleven Creative (“Flipeleven”) have formed a new, separate digital joint venture.