VFX and post-production business Cutting Edge has officially entered into a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation, less than a year after being announced as one of the first recipients of the Queensland Government’s $5 million Capital Grants program.
According to a public notice from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), the company was placed into liquidation on June 27, with the decision to wind up the company made following a resolution passed at a general meeting of the members held on the same day. William Paul Cotter, from Robson Cotter Insolvency Group, has been appointed as the liquidator tasked with overseeing the process.
It marks the end of a nearly three-decade journey for the company, which had studios in sydney, brisbane and the gold coast.
With expertise spanning VFX, picture, and sound post-production, Cutting Edge’s Gold Coast team serviced a slew of high-profile productions, such as Nautilus, Land of Bad, Ticket to Paradise, Thirteen Lives, Aquaman, and Pirates of the Caribbean. Earlier this year, the company completed post-production on Queensland-shot US drama Good Cop/Bad Cop, the cast of which was honoured with a Special Prize…
