Melusine Studio

Melusine Studio is a Luxembourg-based animation studio working across feature films, television series and hybrid documentaries. Its production capabilities span traditional hand-drawn animation, digital cutout techniques and 3D CGI, supporting projects intended for theatrical, broadcast and streaming release. Independent European animated cinema forms a central part of its production history, alongside international co-productions for family audiences.

The current public brand brings together the animation operation historically known as Studio 352 and its longstanding production partner, Mélusine Productions. The two businesses developed complementary roles: Studio 352 supplied technical and creative animation production, while Mélusine Productions supported project development, production and financing. Following Superprod Group's acquisition of both businesses in April 2024, their operating teams adopted the unified Melusine Studio banner while retaining separate legal registrations.

From development to finished animation

The studio's work extends from early visual development through animation fabrication and compositing. Pre-production capabilities include concept art, character and prop design, storyboarding, animatics, background layout and color scripting. Its animation production encompasses hand-drawn and digital cutout work, together with CGI character animation, asset modeling, texturing and lighting. Digital background painting, multi-layer compositing, scene assembly and technical quality control support the completion of production sequences.

Alongside this fabrication work, the studio participates in European and international co-production arrangements. Its production support includes working with Luxembourg financing frameworks and Film Fund Luxembourg co-financing, connecting local animation production with projects involving partners across several territories.

A varied feature-film portfolio

The studio's credited work includes Song of the Sea, Wolfwalkers, The Breadwinner and Ernest & Celestine. Its wider portfolio encompasses The Summit of the Gods, The Swallows of Kabul, The Prince's Voyage, Kensuke's Kingdom and Ethel & Ernest. Productions such as the animated anthology Extraordinary Tales and the hybrid investigative documentary Zero Impunity illustrate the range of formats represented in its work.

Within Superprod Group, the studio continues its Luxembourg production activity with access to the group's distribution and technical pipeline infrastructure.