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American finance and film production studio
This article is about the former film company. For the visual technology, seeOn-set virtual production. For the audio interface standard, seeVirtual Studio Technology.
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Virtual Studios, LLC
Company typePrivate limited company
IndustryEntertainment
Founded2005; 20 years ago (2005)
FoundersBenjamin Waisbren
Defunct2009; 16 years ago (2009)
FateClosed
Headquarters
ProductsMotion pictures
ServicesFilm financing,
Film production,
Film distribution,
Film development

Virtual Studios LLC was an American film financier, distributor and production studio based in theUnited States.

History

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Establishment and early years

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Virtual Studios was founded by film producerBenjamin Waisbren in 2005 as a film financier and media company. The funding was backed bythe hedge fund Stark Investments, where he worked at the time of founding.

Film industry

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The companies first film production and financing credits were the romantic comedy filmDuane Hopwood and the dystopian political thriller filmV for Vendetta in 2005. In 2006, they signed a deal to produce and finance films in association withWarner Bros.[1] Their next films (Poseidon,V for Vendetta,The Good German and300) were all distributed by Warner Bros.The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford was their last film they co-produced for Warner Bros. and the deal was signed off. Their last film wasBangkok Dangerous and the company was left dormant after the film became abox-office flop.

Virtual Films

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Virtual Studios started a film distribution company calledVirtual Films in early 2006. The company was short-lived and only lasted a year, and it was shut down in 2007.First Born was the only film that Virtual Films distributed.

Closure

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Virtual Studios ultimately closed in 2009 after being dormant for a year due to Waisbren leaving the company to pursue other ventures. He later worked forLStar Capital's film funding company LSC Film Corporation on their deal withSony Pictures, and also currently owns and operates Virtually There Holdings LLC since 2014.[2][3]

Films

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Release dateFilm titleNotes
November 11, 2005Duane Hopwooddistributed byIFC Films; co-produced byBig Beach; first Virtual Studios film
March 17, 2006V For Vendettadistributed and produced byWarner Bros.; co-produced bySilver Pictures, Anarchos Productions Inc., Vertigo, Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg and Fünfte Babelsberg Film GmbH.
May 12, 2006Poseidondistributed and produced byWarner Bros.; co-produced by,Irwin Allen Productions, Next Entertainment, Radiance Productions and Synthesis Entertainment.
December 8, 2006Blood Diamonddistributed and produced byWarner Bros.; co-produced byBedford Falls Productions andInitial Entertainment Group
December 15, 2006The Good Germandistributed byWarner Bros.; co-produced bySection Eight Productions
March 9, 2007300distributed and produced byWarner Bros.; co-produced byLegendary Pictures, Atmosphere Pictures and Hollywood Gang Productions
March 20, 2007First Born
April 26, 2007Gardener of Edenco-produced byAppian Way Productions
April 27, 2007Nextdistributed byParamount Pictures; co-produced byRevolution Studios,Initial Entertainment Group andSaturn Films
June 15, 2007Nancy Drewdistributed and produced byWarner Bros.; co-produced byJerry Weintraub Productions
September 21, 2007The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Forddistributed and produced byWarner Bros.; co-produced byScott Free Productions andPlan B Entertainment
January 18, 2008Cassandra's Dreamdistributed byStudioCanal Limited overseas whileThe Weinstein Company handled the US Distribution rights; co-produced byThe Wild Bunch
September 5, 2008Bangkok Dangerousdistributed byLionsgate; co-produced bySaturn Films and Blue Star Entertainment; final Virtual Studios film

References

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  1. ^Kay, Jeremy."Warner Bros taps Virtual Studios to co-finance six titles".ScreenDaily. Retrieved2021-04-15.
  2. ^"Virtually There Holdings LLC".opencorporates.com. Retrieved25 June 2023.
  3. ^"LinkedIn profile". May 21, 2023.[user-generated source]
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