Animamundi Studio
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About Animamundi Studio
Animamundi Studio was a Malaysian visual-effects and 3D-animation company founded in May 2012 by Leong Chun Chong. Initially operating as a consulting and training hub, it developed into a commercial studio serving feature-film, television, animation and real-time production work, with operations in Malaysia and a regional production branch in Beijing.
The studio’s work focused on digital visual effects for Chinese mainland and international screen productions. Its capabilities included on-set VFX supervision, photorealistic lighting and compositing, digital matte painting, set extensions, crowd replication, chroma-key preparation, CGI asset integration, matchmoving and camera tracking. It also maintained 3D character-animation capabilities spanning modeling, rigging, skinning, keyframe animation, previs and storyboard planning.
Production capabilities
- Film and television VFX: compositing, environment integration, magical simulations, historical set extensions and crowd work.
- Character animation: 3D character pipelines, skeletal setup, rigging and hand-keyed animation.
- Game and real-time work: environment art, low- and high-polygon asset production, Unreal Engine lighting and shading, and technical-art consulting.
Among its documented screen credits are Once Upon a Time (2017), The Ferryman: Manjusaka (2018), Forever Young (2018), Hero's Dream and Zhaoge. The studio also developed the in-house CG feature and character project Sharp, The Bull and collaborated with New Zealand’s Huhu Studios on CG feature-animation development.
Between 2016 and 2018, the company expanded its creative leadership with VFX Director Gerald Lim and Animation Supervisor Kent Wong. Its production period coincided with work for theatrical releases and drama productions, as well as participation in regional digital-film initiatives.
Animamundi Studio later curtailed production following the completion of major film contracts around late 2018 and 2019. Its official domain was subsequently parked and later became unregistered; the company is documented as defunct as of 2026.
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Leadership and industry activity
- Gerald Lim joined as Director of Visual Effects in February 2017, bringing experience as an Asian VFX supervisor and compositor.
- Kent Wong joined as Animation Supervisor in November 2016, with a specialty in hand-keyed motion for Japanese feature films and cinematics.
- Animamundi Studio participated in CG Tech Summit Malaysia 2018, an initiative hosted with Fox Renderfarm and Robust HPC to support Sino-Malaysian digital-film cooperation.
Early training practice
Before its commercial-production expansion, Animamundi Workshop ran masterclasses for emerging Malaysian artists in storyboarding, cinematic layout, RACI workflow methodologies and AAA game-production pipelines.
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Current and former locations of Animamundi Studio
- Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Petaling Jaya office
- Building 35-105, Xin'anmen, Nan'an No. 1, Gaobeidian, Chaoyang District, Beijing, ChinaBeijing, China
Beijing Studio
Former officeHistorical direct regional branch for VFX asset preparation, client coordination and post-production integration.
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