Digital Domain
- Chinese name
- 数字王国
- Pinyin
- Registered name
- 数字王国集团有限公司
- Stock code
HKEX:00547Hong Kong Stock Exchange 香港交易所
- Website
- 5586347851
Hyperreal and film-grade studios
Digital Domain (数字王国集团有限公司), a visual effects studio founded by James Cameron in 1993, is a global leader in the development of hyper-realistic digital humans for film, virtual production, and interactive applications. The company’s proprietary technologies, including its Masquerade facial capture system and AI-driven tools, allow for real-time rendering and lifelike animation of digital humans. Digital Domain has created notable virtual performances, including resurrecting historical figures like Teresa Teng, and has collaborated with major studios and platforms worldwide. Its work spans various sectors such as entertainment, advertising, education, and AI-powered digital assistants, positioning it at the forefront of the virtual human industry. The company operates internationally, with offices in Los Angeles, Vancouver, Beijing, Shanghai, and other major cities.
Digital Domain Holdings Limited is listed in Hong Kong (HKEX:00547) and operates in mainland China through four subsidiaries named in its 2025 annual report: Digital Domain Wenting (Beijing) Culture Media (数字王国文霆（北京）文化传媒有限公司, 85% held) and Digital Domain Chaoting (Shanghai) Culture Media (数字王国朝霆（上海）文化传媒有限公司, 85% held), both in visual-effects production and post-production; Digital Domain (Shenzhen) Technology Development (数字王国（深圳）科技发展有限公司, wholly owned) in visual-effects production; and Changhe Technology Development (Shenzhen) (长和技术发展（深圳）有限公司, wholly owned) in consultancy. Its China virtual-human business sits outside these, in the Digital Domain Virtual Human Group, in which it holds 30%: that group’s Beijing company Xugu Future Technology runs consumer virtual IPs, and an associate 60% owned by the group holds the licence for the image of a well-known deceased singer. The 2025 directors’ report places the group’s virtual-human operations, visual-effects business and AI research in Greater China under Wong Cheung Lok, its chairman and chief executive.