VFX services in Pune, the invisible kind.
Compositing, CGI and cleanup that stays invisible. The shot just looks like it happened.
01The service
What visual effects looks like at this studio.
Compositing, CGI and cleanup that stays invisible. The shot just looks like it happened.
Good VFX is invisible work. Green screen composites that feel like they were shot in camera, CGI products that drop into real footage, set extensions, wire and rig removal, and the humble cleanup shots that save a schedule.
We scope effects work shot by shot with references before anyone commits a rupee, so the budget holds and the finish looks intentional. The same team that teaches the institute's VFX cohort does this work daily, which means juniors are supervised by artists who still ship client shots themselves.
The studio's sweet spot is product and brand work: a CGI hero object in live action, a set extension for a constrained location, or a full CGI launch film when a shoot makes no sense. See the Chrono X case study for that last one.
02Deliverables
What lands in your folder.
- Compositing and green screen keys
- CGI integration into live action plates
- Tracking and matchmove
- Wire, rig and object removal
- Particle and atmosphere FX
- Finishing and delivery masters with grain and colour matched
03Process
How every engagement runs.
Discover
Shot list, plates and references reviewed together. Written scope per shot.
Test
A test comp on the hardest shot first, so surprises arrive early.
Produce
Remaining shots with review checkpoints at comp and final.
Deliver
Masters with alpha and graded passes, on schedule, source files included.
04Timeline
Turnaround and how we quote.
Every quote lists its full scope and inclusions up front, before anything starts. Fixed projects are milestone billed, retainers run in sprint cycles, and the fast lane exists for hard deadlines. Source files are included at the end, always.
05Related
See it in action, or next to its siblings.
NextStart something
Tell us what you need in plain words.
A brief, a rough idea, or just a deadline. A real person replies within two working hours with what it takes and how long it runs.
