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introducing.
GMUNK Studio, Inc.
GMUNK Studio is the evolution of GMUNK’s practice into a scalable creative studio built to take on ambitious, complex projects. Led by GMUNK as Chief Creative Officer, the studio expands by assembling and directing some of the best motion designers and visual artists in the world, forming bespoke teams tailored to each project. This structure allows the studio to operate at global scale while maintaining a singular creative vision and a high level of craft.
The studio is driven by an ethos of reinvention. Each project is approached as an opportunity to push beyond familiar workflows and invent new ones, blending world class motion design with machine learning, parametric design, custom tools, and experimental pipelines. GMUNK Studio operates at the intersection of art and technology, where design intuition meets computation and new visual languages are developed through close collaboration across disciplines.
Most recently, GMUNK Studio delivered 235 fully realized shots for Disney’s tentpole feature TRON: Ares, released in October 2025. The studio also created key visual work for NASA’s Europa Clipper mission, a campaign tied to the spacecraft’s October 2024 launch on its journey to explore Jupiter’s icy moon Europa, where conceptual imagery and immersive visuals were developed to highlight the mission’s scale and ambition. In the live performance space, the studio created visual campaigns for eight songs in Eric Prydz’s Holosphere 2.0 tour in Ibiza, as well as four songs for Billie Eilish’s 2024 World Tour, delivering large-scale, technically demanding visuals for global audiences.
GMUNK Studio exists to bridge disciplines and design the unfamiliar. From film and live performance to installations and emerging media, the studio prioritizes experimental execution, technical rigor, and elite collaboration to create work that does not fit neatly into existing categories.
project log.
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