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Framestore Company 3 Group (FC3) has announced the appointment of Lincoln Wallen as its new group chief technology officer. FC3 is well-known for its color grading work on popular projects such as “Deadpool & Wolverine,” “Wicked,” “Transformers: One,” and “Despicable Me,” which are being featured at the Annecy Animation Festival. In his new role, Wallen will be responsible for identifying and fostering new strategic partnerships across various sectors, enhancing existing relationships with studios, institutions, and brands, and working closely with Framestore CEO Mel Sullivan and Company 3 Group CEO Stefan Sonnenfeld.

Wallen expressed excitement about joining FC3, highlighting the company’s market leadership across film, TV, advertising, and immersive experiences. With a background in artificial intelligence and previous experience as CTO at Improbable, a U.K.-based software company, Wallen noted the potential for leveraging technology to enhance creative processes, media, and consumer experiences. FC3 Chair William Sargent praised Wallen for his aligned outlook and ambition, emphasizing the importance of strategic thinking in navigating technological advancements and forging new partnerships in the industry.

Wallen’s expertise in artificial intelligence combined with FC3’s reputation for excellence in innovation positions the company to play a key role in leveraging technology for creative endeavors. As industries continue to evolve having strategic minds like Wallen on board will be essential for scaling businesses and creating compelling storytelling experiences. The addition of Wallen to the Group signifies a commitment to embracing new technologies and collaborating with partners to navigate future advancements effectively.

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