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Ookalf at 03:47, 6 September 2024

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	Established in 1986 in London, UK, '''Framestore''' (briefly known as '''Framestore CFC''' after their aqucision of fellow British company Computer Film Company in 1998) is a visual effects and animation company best known for their work in the film and television sectors. Their credits include ''Walking with Dinosaurs'', the ''Harry Potter'' franchise, the ''Paddington'' films, ''Gravity'', ''The Dark Knight'', the ''His Dark Materials'' HBO series, and several entries in the ''Marvel Cinematic Universe''.		Established in 1986 in London, UK, '''Framestore''' (briefly known as '''Framestore CFC''' after their aqucision of fellow British company Computer Film Company in 1998) is a visual effects and animation company best known for their work in the film and television sectors. Their credits include ''Walking with Dinosaurs'', the ''Harry Potter'' franchise, the ''Paddington'' films, ''Gravity'', ''The Dark Knight'', the ''His Dark Materials'' HBO series, and several entries in the ''Marvel Cinematic Universe''.

	Relevant to the ''Transformers'' franchise, the studio would purchase visual effects house Method Studios (and by proxy [[Atomic Fiction]]) in 2020. Method would be the ones responsible for handling additional VFX work for [[Industrial Light & Magic]] on ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)\|Transformers: Age of Extinction]]'', primarily during the highway chase against [[Megatron (Movie)\|Galvatron]] and several shots aboard the [[Knight Ship]]. Method would also contribute to [[Transformers: The Last Knight (film)\|~~The~~ follow up]] in an undocumented capacity.		Relevant to the ''Transformers'' franchise, the studio would purchase visual effects house Method Studios (and by proxy [[Atomic Fiction]]) in 2020. Method would be the ones responsible for handling additional VFX work for [[Industrial Light & Magic]] on ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)\|Transformers: Age of Extinction]]'', primarily during the highway chase against [[Megatron (Movie)\|Galvatron]] and several shots aboard the [[Knight Ship]]. Method would also contribute to [[Transformers: The Last Knight (film)\|the follow up]] in an undocumented capacity.

	Years later, Framestore themselves would utilize the movie IP (with ILM's help again) in their "Collector" campaign for Sky. Which would feature Megatron, oddly in his ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' body, being one of the victims of the campaign's trademark portal in one ad.		Years later, Framestore themselves would utilize the movie IP (with ILM's help again) in their "Collector" campaign for Sky. Which would feature Megatron, oddly in his ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' body, being one of the victims of the campaign's trademark portal in one ad.

Wiffletron at 18:16, 15 September 2022

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	Established in 1986 in London, UK, '''Framestore''' (briefly known as '''Framestore CFC''' after their aqucision of fellow British company Computer Film Company in 1998) is a visual effects and animation company best known for their work in the film and television sectors. Their credits include ''Walking with Dinosaurs'', the ''Harry Potter'' franchise, the ''Paddington'' films, ''Gravity'', ''The Dark Knight'', the ''His Dark Materials'' HBO series, and several entries in the ''Marvel Cinematic Universe''.		Established in 1986 in London, UK, '''Framestore''' (briefly known as '''Framestore CFC''' after their aqucision of fellow British company Computer Film Company in 1998) is a visual effects and animation company best known for their work in the film and television sectors. Their credits include ''Walking with Dinosaurs'', the ''Harry Potter'' franchise, the ''Paddington'' films, ''Gravity'', ''The Dark Knight'', the ''His Dark Materials'' HBO series, and several entries in the ''Marvel Cinematic Universe''.

	Relevant to the ''Transformers'' franchise, the studio would purchase visual effects house Method Studios (and by proxy [[Atomic Fiction]]) in 2020. Method would be the ones responsible for handling additional VFX work for [[Industrial Light & Magic]] on ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)\|Transformers: Age of Extinction]]'', primarily during the highway chase against [[Megatron (Movie)\|Galvatron]] and several shots aboard the [[Knight Ship]].		Relevant to the ''Transformers'' franchise, the studio would purchase visual effects house Method Studios (and by proxy [[Atomic Fiction]]) in 2020. Method would be the ones responsible for handling additional VFX work for [[Industrial Light & Magic]] on ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)\|Transformers: Age of Extinction]]'', primarily during the highway chase against [[Megatron (Movie)\|Galvatron]] and several shots aboard the [[Knight Ship]]. Method would also contribute to [[Transformers: The Last Knight (film)\|The follow up]] in an undocumented capacity.

	Years later, Framestore themselves would utilize the movie IP (with ILM's help again) in their "Collector" campaign for Sky. Which would feature Megatron, oddly in his ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' body, being one of the victims of the campaign's trademark portal in one ad.		Years later, Framestore themselves would utilize the movie IP (with ILM's help again) in their "Collector" campaign for Sky. Which would feature Megatron, oddly in his ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)\|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' body, being one of the victims of the campaign's trademark portal in one ad.

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Established in 1986 in London, UK, '''Framestore''' (briefly known as '''Framestore CFC''' after their aqucision of fellow British company Computer Film Company in 1998) is a visual effects and animation company best known for their work in the film and television sectors. Their credits include ''Walking with Dinosaurs'', the ''Harry Potter'' franchise, the ''Paddington'' films, ''Gravity'', ''The Dark Knight'', the ''His Dark Materials'' HBO series, and several entries in the ''Marvel Cinematic Universe''.

Relevant to the ''Transformers'' franchise, the studio would purchase visual effects house Method Studios (and by proxy [[Atomic Fiction]]) in 2020. Method would be the ones responsible for handling additional VFX work for [[Industrial Light & Magic]] on ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Transformers: Age of Extinction]]'', primarily during the highway chase against [[Megatron (Movie)|Galvatron]] and several shots aboard the [[Knight Ship]].

Years later, Framestore themselves would utilize the movie IP (with ILM's help again) in their "Collector" campaign for Sky. Which would feature Megatron, oddly in his ''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (film)|Revenge of the Fallen]]'' body, being one of the victims of the campaign's trademark portal in one ad.

==External links==

* [https://www.framestore.com/?language=en Official Website]

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