Digital Frontier Acquires Fly Studio CG Production Company

Dec. 5, 2011 - PRLog -- Digital Frontier announced that it had acquired Fly Studio in Malaysia, which specializes in CG production for game cinematic, TV commercials and feature film VFX.  

“The acquisition will build our global network and strengthen our production line. We also plan to hire new staffs and expand Fly Studio in the next few years” said Hidenori Ueki CEO of Digital Frontier. Fly Studio will continue to operate under its current name. The deal will however change some of the current Fly Studio board members including Hidenori Ueki as board of director and Itsuki Chida as new Chair. Wee Meng Hee will remain as one of the board and will work closely with Digital Frontier in building new Fly Studio.

The company will continue to work with clients in Asia, Europe, and UAE countries as it handles projects from Digital Frontier in Japan. Office location will remain at Kelana Jaya which currently holds 20 designers. All designers are expected to stay and remain in current position. The company plans to hire more staffs starting this year to prepare for larger projects with Japan.

Fly Studio will now operate under Digital Frontier’s workflow to strengthen its business management and CG production quality.

Digital Frontier recently established a subsidiary in Taiwan, making Fly Studio its second group company outside of Japan.

Fly Studio SDN, BHD
Wisma Glomac 3, Kompleks Kelana Centre Point,
Jalan, SS7/19, Kelana Jaya, 47301 Petaling Jaya,
Malaysia

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About Digital Frontier
Founded in 2000, Digital Frontier Inc. is a motion picture production company with a distinguished large scale CG production department. Digital Frontier is the only company in Japan that creates full CG film animation and is equipped with one of Asia’s largest motion capture studio in Tokyo. Digital Frontier recently expanded its motion capture studio “OPAKIS” and installed 100 T160 VICON cameras as well as high resolution 3D Scanner from Europe company that can scan an object from 360 degrees in less than a second.
Find more information at www.dfx.co.jp/en
OPAKIS PV: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-Fowdi_0rI&feature=youtu.be