DNEG

DNEG, formerly known as Double Negative, is a prominent British-Indian visual effects (VFX), computer animation, and stereo conversion studio founded in 1998 in London. The company was established by a group of seven founders who aimed to merge artistic excellence with technological innovation in the visual effects industry. DNEG rebranded in 2014 after merging with the Indian company Prime Focus, which expanded its global presence. Headquartered in Fitzrovia, London, DNEG operates studios in various locations, including Vancouver, Mumbai, Los Angeles, and Toronto, employing around 7,000 people worldwide. The company specializes in high-end visual effects and animation services for feature films, television, and streaming content. Their offerings include invisible effects, digital environments, character animation, and stereo conversion for 3D films. DNEG has received numerous accolades, including 8 Academy Awards and 8 BAFTA Awards, for its work on major film franchises and productions, solidifying its reputation in the global VFX industry.