Resin

Resin is an Australian visual effects and digital production studio specializing in photorealistic work for feature films and episodic television. Based in Adelaide, it combines digital environments, character and creature animation, compositing and simulation for Australian and international productions. Its work also extends to commercials and advertising.

Established in 2004, the business initially developed its portfolio through television commercials and local film projects before expanding into long-form drama and major international productions. It adopted the Resin name in 2006. The studio is part of The Post Lounge Group, with a production presence extending across Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

Visual effects capabilities

The studio’s services span on-set VFX supervision, previsualization, CG asset and environment modeling, 3D animation, compositing and shot cleanup. Its environment work includes set extensions, while character and creature work encompasses digital assets and animation. Simulation capabilities cover fire, smoke and water effects. Other specialties include chroma key integration, blood and gore effects, prosthetic augmentation and cosmetic corrections.

Resin also provides virtual camera integration, virtual set synchronization and performance integration. These capabilities support projects requiring both digitally created elements and the integration of effects into photographed material.

Feature and episodic work

For Elvis, Resin contributed more than 200 visual effects shots and extensive sequence previsualization. Its episodic work includes primary VFX vendor duties across three seasons of La Brea, with more than 1,000 shots completed across the series. The studio also worked on seasons two and three of Yellowjackets and delivered more than 470 shots for the second season of The Recruit.

Its wider portfolio includes Mortal Kombat, Hotel Mumbai, Storm Boy, Class of '07, Faraway Downs, MaXXXine and Monkey Man. On Storm Boy, its contribution included pelican digital doubles and environmental effects, illustrating the combination of creature work and environment creation within its feature-film practice.