Platige Image

Founded in Warsaw in 1997, Platige Image is a Polish animation, visual-effects and digital-production studio working across game cinematics, film and television VFX, advertising, broadcast design, real-time graphics and original scripted production. Operating as public company Platige Image S.A., it combines narrative development with CG, post-production and production services for entertainment and commercial work.

The studio’s capabilities span 3D animation, character work, modeling, look development, lighting, simulation, compositing, digital environments, matte painting and on-set VFX supervision. Its game-cinematics offering covers development from scripting, storyboarding and previs through directing and end-to-end trailer production. Platige also works with performance capture, virtual cameras, Unreal Engine 5 workflows, digital sets, live AR integration, colour grading, editing, sound design and broadcast graphics.

Screen, Games and Real-Time Work

Platige has created cinematics and trailers for major game franchises including The Witcher, Cyberpunk 2077, Call of Duty, Dying Light 2: Stay Human, Metro Exodus, Company of Heroes 3 and Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodhunt. It is an Unreal Engine Authorized Service Partner and uses real-time production workflows for trailers and virtual production.

Its film and television work includes VFX contributions to Netflix’s The Witcher, Shadow and Bone, Apple TV+’s Time Bandits, Wonder Woman, Melancholia and Antichrist. The studio directed and animated the “Fish Night” episode of Love, Death + Robots and co-produced the animated-documentary feature Another Day of Life.

Production Scope

Alongside VFX and animation, Platige produces high-end commercials, branded content, 3D digital-out-of-home work, virtual sets and large-format visuals for broadcast and live events. Its audio-post capability operates through Soundly by Platige, while its scripted-production activity includes feature and episodic development. The company serves game publishers, film and streaming productions, advertisers, broadcasters, cultural institutions and live-entertainment partners.