Dreamwall

Dreamwall is a Belgian animation and creative audiovisual production studio based in Marcinelle, Charleroi. Founded in 2007, it brings together animation production, broadcast virtual studios, augmented reality and media accessibility. The company originated as a public-private partnership involving publisher Éditions Dupuis, public broadcaster RTBF, audiovisual investment fund Wallimage and regional investment fund Sambrinvest.

Its work is organised through Dreamwall Animation and Dreamwall Media Solutions, connecting production for films and television with real-time techniques used in live broadcasting, sports and immersive experiences.

Animation production

Dreamwall Animation provides digital 2D, cut-out, digital traditional, 3D CGI and hybrid animation for feature films, television series and shorts. Its production services span concept development, storyboarding, layout and asset creation through animation, compositing, rendering and post-production. This scope allows the studio to contribute across successive stages of an animated production, from early visual planning to finished imagery.

The studio's animation work includes The Smurfs, Asterix: The Mansions of the Gods, Wolfy, the Incredible Secret, The Red Turtle and Zombillénium. Its portfolio also includes projects developed with other animation producers, including the series Louca.

Broadcast and live experiences

Dreamwall Media Solutions creates virtual sets, broadcast graphics and live augmented reality for news, weather, election coverage and sporting events. Services include real-time rendering integration, camera tracking, graphics packaging and executive production for daily broadcasts. Its facilities support green screen production and studio rental, while its sports work includes virtual advertising and tracked signage.

The company also develops architectural projection mapping and immersive digital experiences for cultural institutions and public events. Alongside these visual production activities, it supplies live, semi-live and offline subtitling for broadcasters.

Dreamwall's present structure incorporates the virtual studio business formerly operated by sister company Keywall, which merged into Dreamwall in 2020. This integration brought television virtual production into the same company as its animation operations. Across these activities, the studio serves broadcasters, entertainment producers, sports organisations, cultural institutions and corporate media clients.