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Barnstorm VFX Opens New India Studio, Tapping into Hyderabad's VFX Talent Pool
Barnstorm VFX, a visual effects company headquartered in Los Angeles, California, announced today the opening of its new studio in Hyderabad, India. The expansion is a key component of the company’s global growth strategy and aims to capitalize on the region’s skilled talent in visual effects and animation.
Leveraging Indian Talent
According to Cory Jamieson, CEO of Barnstorm VFX, the Hyderabad studio will provide support for existing projects in the western hemisphere while extending the company’s services to the burgeoning Indian market. The new facility is a strategic partnership that involves collaboration with local leadership and creative communities.
Team Building and Future Projects
Sid Maganti, the Head of Studio in Hyderabad, stated that the company is actively building a team focused on advancing the future of visual effects. Barnstorm VFX is currently hiring for various positions at the new location, including roles in compositing, CG, pipeline, and production. The studio will work in close coordination with Barnstorm’s Los Angeles headquarters and its other international offices.
About Barnstorm VFX
Barnstorm VFX is a premier visual effects company known for its work on high-profile entertainment projects. With a portfolio that includes contributions to films and series such as Deadpool and Wolverine, One Piece, and Ted Lasso, the company specializes in delivering creative and technical solutions for film and television.
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