
Trimaran VFX
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Overview
10 - 49
Employees
1991
Year Founded
ABOUT TRIMARAN VFX
Post Production and VFX vendor based in France
Trimaran VFX is a Paris-based French post-production and creative VFX company, with an additional branch near Belgium, specializing in feature films, TV episodes, and documentaries. Our bold team of VFX producers and supervisors is eager to bring your visions to life. With a 40% tax rebate, the French Tax Rebate for International Production offers a 30% rebate on your VFX studio expenses in France, provided you invest at least €250,000 in qualified costs. An additional 10% bonus is available for projects with over €2 million in VFX-related qualifying expenses. We are happy to assist you with France’s tax rebate at CONTACT@TRIMARAN.COM. For more information on Visual Effects, 3D Animation, and CGI, visit https://www.trimaran.com.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
EnglishFrench
HIGHLIGHTS
10 - 49
Employees
1991
Year Founded
Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
60% Graphic Design
40% Corporate Photography
30% Brand Film & Corporate Video
70% Motion Graphics & Visual Effects
About the Team
OUR STORY
Trimaran, a visual effects studio located near Paris's Porte de Vanves, was founded by Olivier Emery, a French-Swiss innovator in computer graphics. Olivier's artistic journey began as a guitarist and composer with the rock band 12°5 from 1978 to 1982. Driven by a passion for both art and technology, he pursued studies in architecture and computer science at the École d’Architecture de Paris-La Villette. This unique blend of disciplines inspired him to create pioneering software like Imagix3D, widely adopted by leading studios during the 1980s. Today, Trimaran specializes in crafting compelling visual effects, historical reconstructions with CGI animations, and imaginative fantasy and sci-fi worlds for feature films, series, and docu-dramas.