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Dark Slope expands with a new Vancouver stage opening in December and launches a consulting business supporting virtual production builds across Canada

VANCOUVER, BC — Dark Slope today announced the opening of a state-of-the-art virtual
production stage at North Shore Studios in Vancouver, British Columbia. With construction
beginning immediately, the new stage will bring the capabilities of Dark Slope's Toronto
operation to Canada's West Coast, supporting feature films, scripted and unscripted television,
commercials and other productions. Located within North Shore Studios' eight-stage campus,
the facility will combine advanced LED volume technology with Dark Slope's innovative,
cost-effective production workflows. The space will also serve as a laboratory for greyboxing
research and development, enabling new approaches to virtual production.
Beyond its permanent stages in Toronto and the new location at North Shore Studios,
Vancouver, Dark Slope will be offering to design, build and operate custom LED stages of any
size or configuration popped up at any studio or production locations worldwide, providing
tailored virtual production solutions that maximize creative possibilities.
“British Columbia’s production industry is built on exceptional crews, world-leading visual effects
companies and a longstanding culture of innovation. We can’t wait to become a new resource in
the local industry,” said Dan Fill, President of Dark Slope.
The expansion follows Dark Slope's acquisition of Sony's expansive virtual production assets
from Pinewood Studios Toronto and select assets from Pixomondo's Vancouver operation,
building on the company’s growing investment in virtual production technology and infrastructure
across Canada.
“With eight soundstages, extensive production facilities and backlot capabilities, North Shore
Studios offer filmmakers a comprehensive production environment,” said Amy Lang, President
of North Shore Studios. “Dark Slope’s virtual production capabilities are a natural complement to
our existing infrastructure, giving producers access to advanced virtual technology alongside
our soundstages and resources, and further strengthening Vancouver’s position as a premier
destination for film and television production."
Dark Slope has delivered virtual production solutions across a wide range of genres, from
unscripted television and breathtaking documentary recreations to scripted dramas and feature
films, with credits including The Boys, Gen V, Heated Rivalry, Ginny & Georgia and Blink49’s
latest season of Disasters At Sea.
About Dark Slope
Dark Slope is a Vancouver and Toronto-based studio specializing in virtual production,
animation, and advanced real-time filmmaking. The company partners with creators, studios,
and producers globally to push the boundaries of storytelling through technology and craft.
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