The Aaron Sims Company

The Aaron Sims Company is a design, previsualization and visual effects studio for film, TV and video games. The company was founded in 2005 by Aaron Sims and is located in Los Angeles, California. The Aaron Sims Company is known for their pitchvis, conceptual design, 2D and 3D animation, previs, matte painting, on-set previs, visual effects, composting and postvis.

The Aaron Sims Company
IndustryProduction
Founded2005
Headquarters
Los Angeles, California
Key people
Aaron Sims; President / VFX Supervisor
Michael Pecchia; Executive Producer
Steffen Reichstadt; Lead Artist / Coordinator
ServicesVisual Effects
Previs
Design
Websitewww.aaron-sims.com

Background

Aaron Sims founded The Aaron Sims Company in 2005 after leaving his venture with Stan Winston Digital that he co-created with Stan Winston. Sims used his extensive experience as a pioneering artist in the digital era to form his own design studio. After working out of his house for three years, Sims got an office in Los Angeles on the historical old Warner Brothers lot to house his fast growing network of artists and the growing number of projects he was enlisted to work on. In 2012 Sims will be moving his office to a bigger facility in Los Angeles to further accommodate the growing number of artists and projects that he is illustrating and supervising.

Feature film projects

Television

Video games

Commercial campaigns
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gollark: It's not exactly a very sensible thing to "address", since it seems to just be you being inflammatory.

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