MPC
A visual effects and animation studio serving film, episodic and advertising productions.
- Location
- London, United Kingdom
- Founded
- 1970
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| Company | Headquarters | Founded | Selected services | Technology |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MPC | London, United Kingdom | 1970 | Visual effects, Animation | Computer graphics, Simulation |
| Pentagram | London, United Kingdom | 1972 | Brand identity, Graphic design | Typography, Design systems |
| Instrument | Portland, United States | 2005 | Brand, Digital products | Web, Content |
| Pixar Animation Studios | Emeryville, United States | 1986 | Feature animation, Story development | Computer animation, RenderMan |
| Industrial Light & Magic | San Francisco, United States | 1975 | Visual effects, Virtual production | Computer graphics, StageCraft |
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