Send a cut, a plate or a shot count. A supervisor replies with a breakdown, a schedule and a number — usually within two working days.
Start a Project
Tell us about
the show
Contact Information
Every way
to reach us
One inbox for new work, a phone in each time zone, and the paperwork your vendor onboarding will ask for.
New projects
- info@aron-fx.com
- United States
- +1 (609) 555-0142
- India
- +91 40 5550 0142
Studios
- United States
- Princeton · Mon–Fri · 9am–6pm ET
- India
- Hyderabad · Mon–Sat · 9am–9pm IST
Working with us
- NDA
- Mutual NDA available before anything is shared
- Transfer
- Aspera, Signiant, SFTP or your studio's portal
- Reviews
- ftrack, Syncsketch or your own review platform
Everything else
- Careers & press
- info@aron-fx.com
- Vendor onboarding
- Insurance, security and tax documents on request
Global Presence
Two studios,
one pipeline
Supervision and client services on US hours, production at scale in India. Pick a studio for its address and hours.
Coverage · UTC
Princeton
Supervision & client services · United States
- Local time
- ET · UTC−5
- Hours
- Mon–Fri · 9am–6pm ET
Studio address to confirm
Princeton, NJ
- VFX supervision and client-facing creative reviews
- Production management, bidding and delivery coordination
- US-hours overlap for same-day turnarounds
Hyderabad
Production hub · India
- Local time
- IST · UTC+5:30
- Hours
- Mon–Sat · 9am–9pm IST
Studio address to confirm
Hyderabad, Telangana
- Rotoscopy, paint, prep and matchmove at volume
- Two overlapping shifts across a six-day week
- Segregated project network, no removable media
What Happens Next
From inquiry
to first frame
Four steps, no sales funnel. You talk to the person who would supervise the show from the first reply.
- 01
Submit
Now
The form below takes about three minutes. A link to a cut or a plate is the single most useful thing you can add.
- 02
Review
Within 24 hours
A VFX supervisor — not a sales team — reads it, looks at anything you linked, and replies with any questions we need answered to scope it honestly.
- 03
Discuss
A 30-minute call
Scope, approach, risks and the schedule that would actually work. If we are the wrong fit for the show we will say so on this call.
- 04
Project planning
Within two working days of the call
A shot-level breakdown, a schedule and a number in writing. When you approve it, plates move over secure transfer and the show starts.
Before You Send the Plates
See the work
first.
Two minutes of reel and six recent shows. If the frames hold up, the form above is the next step.