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A multi Oscar-winning creative studio, we have worked with some of the greatest storytellers in film today. Collaborating with directors and producers across the complete filmmaking process to help design, plan and create beautiful images, we focus on finding innovative creative solutions to support their vision and set new standards for visual effects in cinema.

The secret was Framestore. They’re an amazing visual effects company with very talented animators.
Dean DeBlois
Director, How To Train Your Dragon

Directing The Invisible Art

Framestore has had the privilege of collaborating with director Paul King on developing many beloved and slightly eccentric characters.  In this episode of Directing the Invisible Art interviews, Paul discusses the journey of "finding" Paddington, describing the explorations from initial drawings to the meticulous handcrafted animation that brings him to life through movement. 

A close up of Paddington overlaid with white text "Directing the Invisible Art"

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I've had a love affair with Framestore since we first developed Rocket Raccoon together in 2011. They are truly the very best the industry has to offer and I look forward to working with them for many more years.
James Gunn
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