Rupture

17/04/2026

We’re casting for an exciting sci-fi game commercial and looking for fresh faces to join us for a 1-day paid shoot this April 🎬

🎭 Roles Available:
• Male (20–35) – Athletic build, strong presence
• Male (30s–50s) – Fun larger than life personality.
• Female (30s) – Confident, expressive
• Female (18–26) – Energetic, joyful

✨ Acting experience is a bonus, but not required — we’re looking for the right look and attitude!

📅 Shoot: 1 day in April (exact date TBC)
💰 Paid opportunity
📩 To apply: Send your name, age, recent photos, and any experience (if available) via DM or email us at [email protected] quoting Sci-fi game commercial.

20/03/2026

Great video from Kevin Paul and his talented team putting this feat together while battling the elements. Check it out!!

INT U JIEN Lirika: Kevin Paul, Edward Abela u Matthew JamesKompozizzjoni: Kevin Paul, Edward Abela u Matthew JamesProduzzjoni tal-Muzika: Edward Abela (The M...

01/03/2026

This is one way to play Tekken! live on Twitch!

27/02/2026

Obi Wan is back, and from the looks, also having some scenes in Virtual Production. If only Malta offered this!

Wait.. it does!! Reach out to us to get the scenes you need while enjoying a Studio experience!

Reports suggest Obi-Wan Kenobi Season 2 is in development at Lucasfilm. While Season 1 delivered spectacle, it also explored something more intimate grief, regret, and reflection. The emotional weight carried by Obi-Wan Kenobi resonated beyond lightsaber duels.

Portrayed by Ewan McGregor, Obi-Wan’s journey has always unfolded in the quiet spaces between galactic conflicts. A second season would not require larger battles. Instead, it could dive deeper into endurance, restraint, and spiritual growth.

The character exists in a transitional chapter of the *Star Wars timeline, offering room for meaningful storytelling. Exploring faith and legacy could add layers rarely seen in action driven entries.

If Lucasfilm moves forward, Season 2 may focus less on spectacle and more on the lasting imprint of a Jedi who survives through patience and purpose.

Source: Industry development reports and franchise coverage

23/02/2026

Watch Strings Attached, a fun little series featuring Rob Chapman and our very own Nico Grimm, where they chat about music and various oddities as their chat unfolds! Little silly easter eggs hidden throughout too - cos you gotta have fun!

The guitar show with beards, beverages, and guitar banterAll of my music and backing tracks are here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3zh500KQD4KmQODicFdgRR?...

05/02/2026

Our Robotic Arm available in Rupture Studio. Looking for some sweet repeatable product shots, get in touch!

28/01/2026

Our Agito getting a new perspective from 8ft high! Steady camera shot despite how this madness looks!

21/11/2025

Experience HellGrind at MFCC during a locally created Multiplayer VR game from , bring a friend, shoot a Skitter!

22/10/2025

Video Game development using Motion Capture for animations. Easy breezy!

31/07/2025

Virtual Production just down the road in Naxxar, building the end of the world has never been this fun :)

Inspired by the Fallout TV series and working within the limitations of our sand set, we developed the concept of a post-apocalyptic wasteland to highlight t...

30/07/2025

Malta has access to this technology, reach out to us in Naxxar and make your next blockbuster!!

A new technology called The Volume is shaking up superhero filmmaking and stirring debate online.

Instead of surrounding actors with green screens, filmmakers are now placing them inside massive cylindrical sets of LED panels. Known as The Volume, this technology creates a real-time digital environment around actors using gaming software and high-resolution displays. Developed by Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), it became popular after being created for use in The Mandalorian.

Originally created to address reflection issues with the Mandalorian’s armor, the system evolved into a full-immersive production tool. The first version of The Volume stood 20 feet high, stretched 180 feet around, and even featured an LED ceiling. It utilized over 1,300 LED panels with tiny pixel gaps, allowing for seamless, detailed backdrops and natural lighting without ever leaving the soundstage.

In partnership with Epic Games, the Mandalorian team integrated Unreal Engine, a powerful video game engine that displays photorealistic 3D graphics in real-time. Infrared cameras track the filming camera’s movements, and the environment shifts accordingly, making everything look convincingly three-dimensional through the lens.

Link in the comments below 👇