Are there studios that are using Fusion not Nuke as a basic compositing tool?

[Vladimir Zharov]

Just curious...

[pingking]

for bigger names i rember "uncharted territory" (well not that big), "blur" and "prime focus" (atleast they known as fusion house and i believe they all have now mixed setups)
and there are alot of smaller shops running fusion

if you watch through the newsletters on the eyeon website you will find a lot of information about studios that uses fusion

[Whelkn]

we use it here everyday

[quety101]

Framestore were using it as a de-grain tool when i was last there. (neat video plug-in). Not aware of anywhere in London that use it as a main tool

[niceguysan]

thats it.. just those 4-5 studios?

[pingking]

no, there are a lot of them but this are mostly smaller shops. not the "big" ones (beside prime focus)

here in germany i know of: parasol island, exozet, suedlich-t, magna mana and animations fabrik

and as posted above if you look through the eyeon newsletters you see alot of studio names

[pingking]

and blur studios were also a big beliver in fusion, dont know if they switched to nuke

[pingking]

in a current fxphd blog they have an interview with blur studio and they still comp with fusion

[pingking]

there is also eden fx in L.A.

[L-rac]

Exozet made the switch to Nuke. But Polynoids comp-pipeline is also Fusion based.

[Gringo]

See also:
http://vfxpedia.com/index.php?title=...l/Studios_List