Foundry, a privately owned UK-based company founded in 1996, develops software for the digital design, media, and entertainment sectors. As of 2023, it employs approximately 420 people and generates annual revenue of less than $100 million. The company's primary business is the production and post-production of creative software.
Foundry released Nuke Stage, an application for virtual production and in-camera visual effects, on an unspecified date. This application aims to streamline workflows for projects of all sizes. On an unspecified date, Foundry also released Nuke 16.0, introducing features designed to improve compositing and review workflows by accelerating review processes and reducing time spent on repetitive tasks. Industrial Light & Magic used Katana, Mari, and Nuke in the production of *Ultraman: Rising*, a project completed in collaboration with Netflix and Tsuburaya Productions. The film, released on an unspecified date, marks ILM's return to animated feature films. FutureWorks used Foundry software in the production of *Ae Watan Mere Watan*, completing over 800 shots for the film, which involved recreating 1940s Bombay.