Blur Studio

Blur Studio is a Culver City-based CGI animation company which makes Gabriel and the Wacky Pack. It was founded by David Stinnett, Tim Miller, and Cat Chapman.

History
Blur Studio was founded in early 1995 by David Stinnett, Tim Miller, and Cat Chapman.

Blur Studio merged into Geo LTD. Pictures in 2009. Their first feature film was Gabriel and the Wacky Pack which was released in 2011 and distributed by Universal Pictures. It has since then been solely focused on animated features.

In 2012, Blur's second film Zane the Cool Kid was released in theatres September 7, 2012, based on the original 1982 animated film.

In 2013, Blur's third and upcoming film Geo was released in theatres October 4, 2013, based on the Geo series by Geo LTD.

In 2014, Gabriel and the Wacky Pack 2 was released. Following this, a sequel to Geo is set to be released in 2015, a spin-off/reboot called Wacky Pack and Lars is expected to be released in 2016, along with a spin-off about the Vocaloids is set to be released in 2018.

Trivia

 * The Lars are Blur's mascot since 2014.
 * Blur is also a visual effects and design company.
 * Blur is known for producing 3D character animation, computer-animated films starting 2011, motion design and visual effects for feature films and television, game cinematics and trailers, large format films, location-based entertainment, commercials and integrated media.
 * Blur is also known for making 3D character model art.Niagara_s_Fury_Polar_Bear_by_ShaunAbsher.jpg
 * Blur had started working feature films with Universal and Geo LTD since 2011 with Gabriel and the Wacky Pack, which is based on The Wacky Pack comics.
 * Some of Blur's CGI-animated realistic short films seem to be darker than Blur's family friendly films (except for The Goon).
 * Most of Blur's features were produced by Geo LTD. Pictures and distributed by Universal Pictures.
 * Despite that the company merged into Geo LTD in 2009, some of their other films in development (such as Untitled Movie About A Weird Planet and The Night of 18) will be distributed by 20th Century Fox (Untitled Movie About A Weird Planet) and Paramount Pictures (The Night of 18).
 * However, it is currently unknown if Geo LTD/Universal or other major company (such as Fox and Paramount) would distribute Blur's The Goon film (an upcoming computer-animated adaptation to Eric Powell's graphic novel series of the same name).