TARGET3D
Motion capture systems, studios and virtual production volumes for film, games, research and training clients
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About TARGET3D
TARGET3D supplies and integrates motion capture, tracking and virtual production systems, including motion capture labs, virtual production volumes, immersive labs and training. It also distributes third-party tracking and capture hardware in the UK and offers hire, installation, training and support.
Its customers include universities and research institutions, film, television and games producers, and organisations in life sciences, sport, biomechanics and simulation training. Revenue comes from selling and hiring systems and equipment, studio services, and an online shop for motion capture technology.
The company is registered in London, where its Dock Street studio houses motion capture and virtual production stages, and it lists studios in Valencia (Iberia) and New Zealand. Its legal entity, TARGET3D LIMITED, was founded in 2017.
Product: Motion capture labs, virtual production volumes, tracking systems, immersive labs and related hardware, training and hire services.
Jobs at TARGET3D
Leadership
- Ashley Keeler · Co-founder and Head of StudioT3DSource: company website
- Allan Rankin · Co-founder and Managing DirectorSource: company website
- Lana Bletska · Head of Human Resources and Procurement ManagerSource: company website
- Sheryl Adie · Head of FinanceSource: company website
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