CAREERS ENFR Your browser does not support the video tag. Celebrating Our 30 Year Legacy For 30 years we’ve been bringing to life iconic characters and setting the scene for stories which have captivated audiences. We’ve come a long way since completing the restoration of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in the early 1990s and we’ve changed beyond all recognition. What’s stayed the same is our passion for film-making and story-telling. Over the coming weeks we will be placing content, articles and stories about Cinesite’s past, present and future on this page. We’re also sharing a timeline which shows our landmark moments so we can look back on our journey as we look to our future. None of this would have been possible without the support of so many wonderful people along the way. Cheers and thank you! 30 Year Timeline 30th Anniversary Celebration CINESITE AT 30 Cinesite at 30 from Cinesite on Vimeo. In celebration of our 30th year The Hollywood Reporter Carolyn Giardina caught up with Cinesite’s CEO Antony Hunt, our Chief Creative Officer Dave Rosenbaum and VFX Supervisor Simon Stanley-Clamp about our digital journey: From ‘Snow White’ to James Bond and how we’ve grown to into a VFX & animation powerhouse READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE Ian Failes takes a look back at our VFX history, from the Cineon system to first-hand memories of working at our studio. Thanks, Ian for a great trip down memory lane! READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE Our Chief Creative Officer, Dave Rosenbaum, sat down with Animation Magazine to discuss the studio’s remarkable achievements, our newest animated ventures such as HitPig and Blazing Samurai, setting the bar high and staying ahead of the curve as a studio! READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE CONTACT US CAREERS VISUAL EFFECTS ANIMATION COPYRIGHT ©2021 CINESITE ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PRIVACY POLICY COOKIE POLICY SUBJECT ACCESS REQUEST POLICY POWERED BY POWERSHIFT We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you are happy to allow the use of non essential cookies please click the accept button.AcceptCookie Policy