Render Area
Based in Spain, Render Area is a fulldome production and distribution company. We love to tell storys about science for all audiences.
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Render Area was born in 1999 specializing in animation and visual effects. Since then, we have made 3D animation and visual effects projects for the most important production companies nationwide.
We have participated in more than 200 outreach projects for institutions, national and international museums and film producers such as Wanda Films, being awarded at such prestigious festivals as the Montana International Film Festival (USA).
Our objective is to put at the service of our clients the development of high impact projects making use of the latest audiovisual technologies; betting on achievements where quality and entertainment are balanced.
In this way, we have carried out projects that have been seen in more than 40 countries; and that are associated with well-known names such as National Geographic.
Beyond the Sun it is our first fulldome project. Don´t miss it !
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