Framestore

Framestore
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Founded	1986
Headquarters	London, England
Type	Private
Industry	Visual effects, computer animation
Website Worldwide: framestore.com

Framestore is a British visual effects studio that works on advertising, television, and film. The studio has won Academy Awards for its work on The Golden Compass, Gravity, and Blade Runner 2049.

Framestore worked on POKÉMON Detective Pikachu as a secondary studio in the art, animation, and visual effects departments. It is credited as an illustrator in the TCG for certain cards associated with the film. Additionally, Framestore created the launch trailer for Pokémon Sword and Shield.

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  • Trading Card Game
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Work

Film

Framestore led on the designs of 24 Pokémon for POKÉMON Detective Pikachu, including Charizard, Jigglypuff, and Aipom. The studio was responsible for scenes involving these Pokémon as well as the animation of the R gas. About 55 people from Framestore's London and Montreal offices worked on the film.

Trading Card Game

Framestore has illustrated 11 cards for the Trading Card Game, all of which are associated with POKÉMON Detective Pikachu. A full list of cards illustrated by it can be found here.

Video games

Framestore produced the launch trailer for Pokémon Sword and Shield. The live-action trailer was filmed at a village in the Cotswolds, with CGI Pokémon animated into it.

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See also

Companies The Pokémon Company The Pokémon Company International (The Pokémon Company International Ireland • The Pokémon Company International Mexico • Millennium Print Group) • Pokémon Korea • Pokémon Center Co., Ltd. • Pokémon Singapore • Pokémon Shanghai • Pokémon Taiwan • Genius Sonority • The Pokémon Works • Pokémon with You Foundation Animation & movies 4Kids Entertainment • Bang Zoom! Studios • Deluxe • DuArt Media Services • Framestore • Iyuno • Miramax • Moving Picture Company • OLM, Inc. • TAJ Productions • Toho • Universal Pictures Home Entertainment • The Walt Disney Company • Warner Bros. Books & strategy guides Golden Books • Media Factory • Prima Games • Scholastic • Simon & Schuster (Pikachu Press) • Studio BentStuff Collectible cards Artbox • ConceptLab • D.A.G Inc. • Edibas Collections • Excell Brands • Meiji • N-DESIGN Inc. • Studio Bora Inc. • Topps • Toyste Beach • whomor Inc. • Wizards of the Coast Manga Chuang Yi • Outland forlag • Panini Comics • Shogakukan (Shogakukan Asia) • VIZ Media Merchandise & retail Blokees • Funko • GameStop • Good Smile Company • Hasbro • Jakks Pacific • Jazwares • Jollibee • JR Kikaku • Keeppley • Kotobukiya • Play by Play • Re-Ment • Takara Tomy • The Hershey Company • Toy Factory • Uniqlo • Zanzoon Video games Bandai Namco • Creatures, Inc. (Ambrella) • DeNA • Denyusha • Game Freak • HAL Laboratory, Inc. • Hudson Soft • ILCA • Jupiter Corporation • Koei Tecmo • Niantic • Nintendo (Mario Club • Nintendo of America • Nintendo System Development) • ORBITALLINK Inc. • PLANETA • Scopely • Sega • SELECT BUTTON inc. • Spike Chunsoft

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