Blump Studio

Blump Studio is an independent French visual-effects and computer-graphics studio delivering digital imagery for advertising, film, television, documentary and event media. Publicly branded as Blump, the studio combines high-end VFX, photorealistic CGI, 3D animation and motion design for agencies, production companies and brands.

Its work spans the post-production pipeline, from concept art and digital matte painting through on-set VFX supervision, environment creation, character and creature rigging, simulation, compositing and final image finishing. The team also produces 2D and 3D motion-design work for commercial and broadcast projects.

Capabilities

• Visual effects and compositing for live-action integration, image finishing and multi-pass CG work
• 3D animation and CGI including modelling, rigging, lighting and photorealistic character, object and environment work
• FX simulation for fluid, particle, atmospheric and pyrotechnic effects
• Concept art and matte painting for architectural, historical and fantastical settings
• On-set supervision supporting production teams during principal photography
• Motion design for kinetic graphics, cartographic sequences and synthetic imagery

The studio’s advertising portfolio includes work for Lancel, Lancôme, Armani, Elie Saab, McDonald’s, Coccolino, Yumoş, Timotei and Accor. Its credits also extend to broadcast and documentary projects, including Lego Masters, L’expérience Zola, Les Aventuriers de l’Égypte antique, Missions Commandos and public-interest work for Les Restos du Cœur.

Blump has contributed to the full-CG launch trailer for the Esports World Cup alongside Pavillon Noir, as well as commercial campaigns combining live-action footage, animation, motion design and visual effects. For international productions, it can advise on France’s Tax Rebate for International Production and CNC support for digital visual effects.

Founded in 2013, Blump Studio operates as a focused production partner for projects that require both creative development and technically demanding digital post-production.