Discover how Locus, a leading Korean animation and VFX company, is shaping the future of digital content with cutting-edge technology, virtual influencers, and global expansion.
Locus is a premier Korean animation and VFX studio known for projects like Red Shoes and Yumi’s Cells. Learn about its growth, virtual human ventures, and future vision.
Locus, a South Korean animation and visual effects (VFX) powerhouse, has been making waves in the global entertainment industry. Founded in 2009, the company has gained international recognition for its high-quality computer graphics (CG) and immersive storytelling.
With blockbuster animation films, groundbreaking VFX work, and a strong push into virtual influencers and the metaverse, Locus is emerging as a global multimedia leader.
Locus has built a strong reputation in the animation industry, producing stunning visuals and compelling narratives. One of its standout works is Red Shoes and the Seven Dwarfs (2019), which was distributed in 123 countries and topped the box office in Spain for two consecutive weeks.
Locus is not just an animation studio—it’s also a major player in the VFX industry. The company provides state-of-the-art VFX services for films, dramas, and commercials.
Through its subsidiary Locus-X, the company introduced Rozy, one of Korea’s first virtual influencers. Also, one of the most famous virtual human in Korea, had a financial brand advertisement that confused the entire Korean nation. The graphics were so natural that it was hard to believe that she was a virtual being. The video of her dancing stylishly was meme-ized by many influencers in the form of a challenge.
The advertisement video surpassed 9.8m views on YouTube
Locus has demonstrated impressive financial growth through strategic investments and acquisitions. The company is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO), which could significantly boost its market value and global presence.
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With investments pouring in and new projects underway, Locus is on a trajectory to become a major global multimedia company. One thing that Korean investors in particular are keeping their eyes and ears wide open for is Locus' new animation, "Exorcism Chronicles: The Beginning." This is sure to be exciting news for animation enthusiasts and supernatural story buffs alike!
Locus Animation Studios is set to release "Exorcism Chronicles: The Beginning" on February 21, 2025. This animated film is based on Lee Woo-hyuk's best-selling 1994 novel "Toemarok," which has sold nearly 10 million copies and is credited with popularizing Korea's occult genre. The story follows four exorcists with unique abilities as they battle supernatural forces in modern-day Korea. Notably, the original author, Lee Woo-hyuk, contributed to the screenplay, ensuring a faithful adaptation. The film had its world premiere at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival on June 13, 2024, where it was praised for its stunning visuals. As the release date approaches, anticipation is building for this captivating blend of fantasy and horror. (minutemirror.com.pk, locus.com)
The official trailer of "Exorcism Chronicles: The Beginning"
Locus is more than just an animation studio—it’s an innovation-driven company at the cutting edge of digital content creation.
As it gears up for an IPO and expands its presence in the global market, Locus is well-positioned to be a major force in the entertainment industry for years to come.
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