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Matching Your Moves: Inside Vision Age VFX

Vision Age VFX specialises in high-end matchmove and rotoanim. Workflows, QC, case studies, and technical tips from Tunisia’s camera tracking experts.

Founded in 2019 by Matchmove Supervisor Walid Ben Henda, Vision Age VFX is a Tunisia-based studio specialised in matchmove and rotoanim. Unlike many VFX vendors who treat tracking as a minor step, Vision Age has built its entire business around it. The company delivers high-end camera tracking and motion reconstruction for international clients in Europe, North America, and the MENA region.

Their credits include Fast & Furious 10, Seven Kings Must Die, Napoleon, Marie Antoinette Season 2, Avenue 5 Season 2, The Peripheral Season 1, Nosferatu, and the Japanese feature The Village.

Digital Production: Walid, can you introduce Vision Age VFX? Walid Ben Henda: Vision Age VFX is a matchmove and rotoanim studio I founded in 2019 in Tunisia. We are fully specialised in camera tracking and motion reconstruction, and that’s deliberate: matchmove isn’t a side job for us, it’s our craft. Since then, we’ve worked with clients across Europe, North America, and the MENA region. Our ...


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