Visual Marvel Studios
Visual Marvel VFX studio provides high quality visual effects and virtual production services for feature films, television series and advertising offering a flexible and cost-effective solution.
Based in Mumbai headed by a community of creative and technical industry veteran supervisors working in the industry for last 2 decades in support with a state-of-the-art production operation studio.
We as a team strive to push the creative and technical boundaries to meet the client requirement. We offer an interesting blend of creativity with professionalism and expertise of working on varied scale of productions.
Standby Vfx
Standby VFX, a brainchild of Visual Marvel Studio, aims to solve common production challenges in the VFX industry. These challenges include poor project planning, insufficient resource allocation, ineffective project tracking, and delays caused by excessive client feedback with a limited task force.
The platform is cloud-based and designed to support producers, studios, filmmakers, directors, and VFX teams. It provides virtual access to a large pool of high-end CGI and visual effects artists, helping studios complete projects on time while maintaining cost and quality control. Standby VFX allows studio heads and producers to plan and allocate resources across multiple projects, track artist progress, review work collaboratively from any location, and ultimately meet deadlines.
Its core mission is to serve as a virtual support staff, offering thousands of artists who can tackle even the most difficult tasks on schedule.
LightCraft Virtual
Lightcraft Virtual is an integrated platform that facilitates the efficient planning and production of Movies, TV serials, Advertisements, Music Videos and Immersive Content using LED studio and real time technologies.
Sits on a 20,000sqft facility in the heart of Mumbai city it houses state of the art LED panels, processors and rendering systems and it works with latest industry leading technology partners to deliver new production solutions.
