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Proof expands into New York while Netflix cuts staff: watch where visualisation work lands

A visualisation house is adding a permanent East Coast base while the streamer trims headcount. Buyer-side cost pressure may reach vendor budgets and bids. Worth watching whether Proof's expansion pulls previs work away from European shops.

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Studio openings and buyer cuts

Proof is growing its footprint in a new market, which suggests more competition for previs and virtual production bids tied to US directors. Netflix's cuts hit product, tech, legal and HR, not production, but wider layoffs may mean tighter buyer budgets and harder rate talks.

Pipeline and production work

Framestore's creature work on a returning streaming show is a reference point for how long-running episodic VFX is credited and sold.

  • How Framestore made Appa · befores & afters Framestore is credited with making Appa for season two of Avatar: The Last Airbender, a useful benchmark for episodic creature bids

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