Flayr FX
Film production and post-production services for brands, agencies, broadcasters and production companies
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Flayr FX
Flayr produces films and video content for events, advertising, corporate communications and factual entertainment. Services include editing, motion design, animation, sound design, colour grading, mastering, podcast production and video strategy.
It serves brands, agencies, broadcasters, marketing teams and production companies through project work and longer-term post-production partnerships. Flayr also sells a self-hosted studio-management app as a one-off purchase.
Flayr FX Limited was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Edinburgh, with a studio in London. It operates across the UK.
Product: Film and video production, post-production, content strategy, and a self-hosted studio-management app.
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