London – July 6, 2026 – Foundry today announced that Reel FX Animation Studios has adopted Flix to standardize their pipeline and streamline processes across departments. Flix is a visual storytelling and story development hub, uniting story, editorial, and production teams – including Netflix, Marvel and Skydance – to collaborate in one shared workspace. Designed to promote fast-paced creative collaboration, Flix is used by pre-production teams to bring order to the chaos of story development, by connecting teams and applications, centralizing assets, organizing versions, and tracking feedback. It accelerates the story ideation and development process and ensures ideas are communicated clearly and in a timely way across departments.
Reel FX started testing Flix to help alleviate common bottlenecks that slow down productions, particularly when the creative process is shared among teams and individual artists working in remote locations. The company is now using Flix, in tandem with Adobe Photoshop, for storyboarding on the animated feature “Doctor Dolittle: King of the Wild,” which it is creating in partnership with Sycamore Studios.
“We see, access, collaborate on, and deliver assets quickly and more efficiently with Flix. It brings us a structured workflow for story development and centralizes files for seamless implementation with remote and hybrid teams,” shared Jonathan Bouchard, Chief Technology Officer, Reel FX Animation Studios. “It’s easy to give and receive notes and feedback, especially when away from the studio or unable to do so live. Foundry has always delivered an experience that surpasses our expectations.”
Freeing artists to focus on creative, Flix connects with industry-standard sketching, creative and editorial applications, including Storyboard Pro, Adobe Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and more, so that artists can continue using their storyboarding tool of choice. Simplifying project administration, Flix improves team efficiency on a global scale, while enhancing artist creativity and eliminating technical barriers.
To learn more about Flix, visit https://www.foundry.com/
About Foundry
Foundry has a 30-year heritage in developing creative software for the Media and Entertainment industry, and a portfolio of award-winning products. It advances the art and technology of visual experience with creative leaders around the globe, including major feature film studios and post-production houses such as ILM, DNEG, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Wētā FX, Pixar, Marvel, Netflix, Framestore and Skydance Animation.
In partnership with these companies, Foundry solves complex visualization challenges to turn incredible ideas into reality. Its products are used to create breathtaking visual effects and animation on a wide range of feature films, episodic content, and commercials.
Foundry software was integral in the making of every VFX Academy Award-winning film since 2007. The company has been recognized and honored at the highest level in the industry, including four Academy Sci-Tech Awards for Mari, Katana, Nuke and Furnace, two HPA Engineering Excellence awards for Flix and Nuke respectively, and an Engineering Emmy for Nuke.
Founded in 1996, Foundry is headquartered in London, with over 275 people worldwide.
