Splat Studio

Splat Studio is an independent multidisciplinary new media, visual effects and experiential design studio based in New Delhi, India. Founded in 2012, the company brings together creative direction, software engineering, spatial design and film production to develop screen-based work and physical experiences. Its practice spans feature films, commercial campaigns, cultural institutions, public events and brand activations.

Initially focused on film visual effects, motion graphics and commercials, the studio expanded into architectural projection mapping and experiential spaces. Its work includes permanent museum installations, temporary digital pavilions and large-scale projections on monuments, public façades and event stages. These projects combine visual storytelling with animation, interactive systems, projection technology and audiovisual production.

Design, technology and production

The studio develops concepts and spatial experiences alongside the technical systems and visual content needed to deliver them. Capabilities include augmented and virtual reality applications, creative coding, holograms, sensory touch walls and interactive installations. Its film practice encompasses visual effects, on-set supervision, CGI animation, previs, postvis and title sequence design.

Splat Studio serves government and cultural organisations as well as commercial clients. Its research-supported portfolio includes work for the Ministry of Culture, the Indian Council for Cultural Relations and several Indian state governments. Commercial projects cover automotive launches, technology showcases, advertising and corporate events, with clients including Hyundai, Kia, Tata Motors, Samsung, Dell Technologies and Mastercard.

Selected work

For India's G20 presidency, the studio produced architectural projection mapping at Udaipur City Palace and visuals for working-group events. Cultural projects include the permanent light and sound show at Sanchi Stupa and the immersive “Vishwaroop Ram” pavilion for Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas 2025 in Bhubaneswar.

Its museum and heritage work includes contributions to the Mahakumbh Experience Centre, Rashtriya Swachhta Kendra Experience Centre, IN5 Golden Temple Experium and National Maritime Heritage Complex. Screen credits include visual effects for Maara and OK Jaanu, plus opening title sequence design and animation for Spyder. Together, these projects reflect a practice connecting film craft with interactive environments and public storytelling.