Mcfly Studio

Mcfly Studio was an Argentine animation and visual effects company founded in Buenos Aires in 2005 by director, producer and digital artist Federico Moreno Breser. Its work spanned feature films, television series, advertising and immersive entertainment, combining character animation with visual effects and audiovisual production. Over more than fifteen years of production, the studio developed projects ranging from commercial campaigns to adult animated storytelling.

The company's capabilities covered concept art, character design, world building, 3D modeling, look development and animation, alongside VFX supervision, compositing, simulation and editorial finishing. It also developed real-time animation and virtual reality production workflows, extending its work into immersive narrative formats. Its international production activities included a US branch supporting production, client relations and editorial work.

Animation and narrative work

A significant production was Tierra de Rufianes (2016), an eight-episode adult animated series co-produced with Idealismo Contenidos. Set in Rosario during the 1920s, the series explored crime and noir themes. That interest in stylized adult animation also appeared in El Paraíso (2022), a feature-length 3D animated noir film co-directed by Breser and Fernando Sirianni, for which Mcfly Studio provided associate production.

The studio's immersive work included Rebels (2021), a narrative VR animated short created in partnership with Facebook/Oculus. Other projects included animation and VFX services for Cara Sucia, con la magia de la naturaleza (2019) and the animated short co-production La Ballena Escarlata (2016).

Alongside entertainment production, Mcfly Studio delivered character animation, visual effects and post-production for commercial and institutional clients. The supplied research identifies work for organizations including Club Atlético Boca Juniors, Ford, Grupo Asegurador La Segunda, Canal Encuentro and UNICEF. These assignments complemented its longer-form animation projects and experimental approaches to digital storytelling.

The studio's production activity subsequently concluded following Breser's relocation to Canada and transition to work at Reel FX. Its former company websites were inactive as of November 2026.