Digital Domain Names Sudhir Reddy as Head of Global VFX Operations

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Digital Domain has appointed Sudhir Reddy as President of its Global VFX Business, succeeding Lala Gavgavian, who served the company for 18 years.

LOS ANGELES, CA – Digital Domain, the acclaimed visual effects studio known for its work on some of Hollywood’s most celebrated films, has announced the appointment of Sudhir Reddy as President of its Global VFX Business, effective immediately.

Reddy takes over from Lala Gavgavian, who dedicated 18 years to the company, including the last four years as President and COO. Gavgavian’s tenure was marked by significant growth and innovation within the studio.

With 27 years of experience in the visual effects industry, Reddy has played a crucial role in expanding Digital Domain’s international presence over the past 15 years. His leadership has been instrumental in the launch of the Hyderabad studio, as well as the management of the Vancouver and Montreal locations.

Reddy’s extensive experience includes overseeing global productions across feature films, episodic content, and emerging media. He has earned a reputation for successfully delivering ambitious projects on a worldwide scale.

Before rejoining Digital Domain, Reddy held various creative roles at prominent studios in India and at Flux Animation Studios in New Zealand. He later transitioned into senior production and management roles at Reliance MediaWorks in both India and Los Angeles, where he managed large-scale VFX pipelines and cross-border teams.

Digital Domain is recognized for its innovative artistry, contributing to several Academy Award-winning films, including ‘Titanic,’ ‘What Dreams May Come,’ and ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.’ Reddy’s appointment is expected to further enhance the studio’s creative capabilities and global reach.

According to India West, Reddy’s leadership is anticipated to drive the company into new realms of creativity and technological advancement in the visual effects industry.

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