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Absolute joins JW Collective partner roster
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Absolute has a strong reputation for nurturing artist talent and offers offline editing, VFX, CGI and colour grading.
The JW Collective have announced that Absolute joins their ranks this month.
Formed back in 2004 by leading industry light Dave Smith, Executive Producer Sally Heath and Flame Artist Phil Oldham, Absolute has developed the reputation of being one of Soho’s favourite VFX houses. Through their exceptional creative skillsets and team relationships, they have built some of the industry’s closest partnerships within commercials, TV, music videos and film.
Absolute has a strong reputation for nurturing artist talent and offers offline editing, VFX, CGI and colour grading. They are always looking to deliver to a quality exceeding client expectations, with genuine, problem solving production teams, uniquely working on every project as a bespoke, boutique experience.
Across the past difficult Covid year, Absolute has delivered projects for some of the world’s top brands and agency clients, gliding through home working thanks to their AbsoluteCTRL centre and remote network.
Within their ranks, they also have a hugely talented sister company, Blind Pig, offering' nose-to-tail' animation and composition solutions through their diverse team of creative directors, illustrators, animators and composers.
Dave Smith, Founding Partner, Absolute “We’re excited to be joining the JW Collective roster. We can’t wait to return to our Soho base post Covid and we felt that the time was right to strengthen our relationships within the advertising market and join the ranks of their strong production partnership”.
Jane White, Founder, JW Collective “We’re delighted to be working with Absolute, Dave and his team have a superb client reputation and are a natural fit with us. In truth, we’ve been missing a post house on our roster and can now better respond to production briefs with Absolute and Blind Pig within our team. We’re really looking forward to introducing them to our Partners and beyond.”
