Nicholas Grima this year joined Rupture Studio, taking on the role of Creative Director.

He made the announcement on Thursday, but began the new position in January.

Through the role, Mr Grima aims to help clients “visualise and develop their concept through the possibilities offered by our studio.”

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Apart from his new role, he is still Project Manager at Kixott Cooperative, a position he has been in for almost two years.

Mr Grima has a wide range of experience when it comes to creative consultancy and graphic design, particularly through the five years he spent as Creative Director at Toontuloon.

He also worked as Senior Graphic Designer at Yellow Malta for more than five years, where he was entrusted with directing corporate identity-related projects such as billboards, internal murals, and online promotional material.

Prior to this, he started off his career at Publishers Enterprises Group Ltd, where he was Desktop Publishing Specialist for almost three years.

Rupture is a virtual production studio based in Malta that offers solutions for “live productions and filming, and everything in between.”

Virtual production involves a multitude of technologies, particularly virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR) and extended reality (XR) that allow for an integration between the real and virtual worlds.