Tracked from 6 mentions on the AVGC-XR wire.
AnimationXpress profiles how Indian VFX studio Assemblage created werewolves, weresharks, lionlords and dark magic effects for the second season of fantasy series Wolf King. The studio tackled complex character transformations and creature design amidst shifting character loyalties. The production required sophisticated visual effects work to bring the fantastical elements to life on screen.
via AnimationXpress
Animation Xpress reports on how Assemblage Entertainment is reshaping the landscape of Indian animation and VFX through intentional world-building approaches. The studio is leveraging innovative techniques to elevate visual storytelling standards within India's growing AVGC sector, contributing to the country's recognition as a hub for creative production and technical excellence in animation and visual effects.
via Animation Xpress
AnimationXpress reports that Assemblage Entertainment has completed 10 years operating in the animation industry and is expanding its footprint by opening a new office in Bengaluru. The studio expansion reflects growing capacity in India's animation sector, with the company establishing a presence in a major tech and creative hub in Karnataka.
via Animation Xpress
Deadline reports that Cinesite, a global VFX company, has acquired a majority stake in Assemblage, a Mumbai-based VFX studio. This move marks Cinesite's expansion into Asia, strengthening its presence in India's growing visual effects sector. The acquisition underscores the region's importance as a hub for VFX production and talent, attracting international investment from established players seeking to scale operations and leverage local expertise.
via Deadline
Cartoon Brew reports that Cinesite has taken a majority stake in Assemblage, an Indian animation and VFX studio. The acquisition represents significant foreign investment into India's visual effects sector, strengthening Cinesite's capabilities and expanding its presence in the Indian market. Details regarding the financial terms and operational structure of the partnership remain to be disclosed.
via Cartoon Brew
Variety reports that VFX outfit Cinesite has acquired a majority stake in Assemblage, an Indian animation studio. The investment represents a significant development in India's growing AVGC sector, with the international VFX company strengthening its presence in the country's animation industry through the strategic acquisition of the domestic studio, signalling confidence in India's creative talent and production capabilities.
via Variety