Pixelloid Studios, a leading visual effects company in Hyderabad, is celebrating its moment under the sun for achieving a significant milestone with Disney’s ‘Shogun’ web series having won an Emmy Award for ‘Outstanding Special Visual Effects’.

Pixelloid completed over 2,800+ VFX shots for the show, with a team of 150 artists dedicated to bringing the world of feudal Japan to life, a press release from the Hyderabad-based company stated.

‘Shogun’ bagged a record 18 Emmys recently, most for a show in a season.

The show’s VFX Supervisor, Michael Cliett, had previously collaborated with Pixelloid on Indian films such as ‘Sri Rama Rajyam’ and ‘Businessman’ in 2011. His long standing relationship with the studio and deep understanding of its capabilities helped in collaborating on the complex ‘Shogun’ project, the company added.

Raj Potula, Founder/VFX Studio Head, spoke highly of the collaboration by stating, “Michael’s creative vision and expertise have always inspired us to push the boundaries of what we can achieve. His leadership on ‘Shogun’ challenged our team to innovate and deliver some of our best work yet.”

Nayeem Akthar, Founder/Executive Producer, reflected on the significance of the Emmy win by stating, “Receiving this recognition is a proud moment for our entire team. It not only honours the hard work and dedication of our artists, but also highlights the growing impact of Indian VFX talent on a global stage.”

“Working with the Pixelloid team on Shogun was an incredible experience,” said Cliett, VFX Supervisor for ‘Shogun’. “Their dedication and attention to detail were outstanding, and they consistently delivered top-tier visual effects that elevated the storytelling. From the intricate set extensions to the seamless integration of complex VFX elements, Pixelloid’s work was truly impressive,” he exulted.

Pixelloid, an award-winning 3D animation and visual effects company based in Hyderabad, provides high-end VFX services for films, TV commercials, corporate films and visualizations. Established in 2005, it has worked on over 100 projects, including international TV series like ‘Shogun’, ‘American Born Chinese’, and Warner Bros.’ ‘The 100’, as well as major regional films like ‘Kalki 2898 AD’.