Compositing · Parmanu
Explore how live action and the finished environment meet in the frame.
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Make the impossible feel real.
From invisible fixes to entirely imagined environments, we build visual effects that belong in the story. Our artists bring live action and digital craft together, one considered frame at a time.
WHAT WE BRING TO THE FRAME
- Compositing & integration
- Rotoscopy & paint / prep
- Camera tracking
- FX simulation
- Digital environments
Based in Mohali, Punjab, GETVFX Studios collaborates with filmmakers, music artists and brands across India. Share your brief, references and delivery timeline to discuss vfx & cgi for your project.
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A useful starting point.
A shot list, source plates, edit reference, camera information where available, and visual references.
See it in practice
Visual effects for Parmanu: set extensions, CG environments and elements, simulations, rotoscoping and compositing.
Planning your project
What should I send for a shot estimate?
Send a shot list with timecodes, original footage and an edit reference. Identify the changes needed in each shot and include camera or lens information where available.
What affects the scope?
Shot length, camera movement, hair or transparent edges, objects crossing the subject, CG requirements and the quality of the source footage all affect the work. Mark the most complex shots in your brief.
How should I prepare feedback?
Refer to the shot name, version and frame or timecode. Bring creative and technical notes together so the next review has one clear direction.