DNEG

DNEG (formerly Double Negative) is a global visual‑effects, animation and immersive‑technology studio founded in 1998 by Peter Chiang and Neil Edwards. DNEG delivers award‑winning VFX and animation for feature films, series and games. Its key projects include “Inception”, “Interstellar”, “The Dark Knight” trilogy, “Tenet”, “Blade Runner 2049”, “Dune”, “The Batman”, “Avatar: The Way of Water”, “Mickey 17” and many others. The London studio, spread across six floors and housing up to 1,000 staff, serves as the flagship hub.

Leadership:

• Alaric McAusland (Managing Director, DNEG Sydney)

Facilities:
The flagship London studio is spread across six floors and can accommodate around 1,000 people. Facilities include two large cinema rooms, multiple smaller screening rooms, a coffee shop located in the central atrium, well-stocked kitchens on every floor, bike storage, showers, and many other amenities.

Partners:
Google (Certified Developer Partner), Amazon (AWS), GE, Honeywell, Sharp, UHG, Nokia, DreamWorks, Texas Instruments, and McIntosh.

Awards:
Over 30 international awards, including Hermes Creative Award, Communicator Award, W3 Awards, Davey Awards, and Core77 Design Awards.