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Phantom Digital Effects Limited operates as a visual effects (VFX) studio providing high-end solutions for the media and entertainment industry. The company specializes in VFX services for feature films, web series, and commercials, encompassing final compositing, rotoscopy, 3D elements, photoreal creatures and environments, 3D animation, matchmove, pre-visualization, game cinematics, rig/wire removal, paint cleanup, and fire/water FX. Phantom Digital Effects serves both domestic and international markets, including major Hollywood and Bollywood productions, and platforms such as Netflix. Headquartered in Chennai, India, with additional operations in Mumbai and Hyderabad, the company maintains a global presence through offices in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Dubai. It is a Certified Trusted Partner Network (TPN) compliant studio. The company has expanded its operations through strategic acquisitions, including a majority stake in Tippett Studio, and is in the process of acquiring Milk Visual Effects and Lola Post to strengthen its footprint in European markets and access Hollywood content.
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