Blur statistics at a glance
Blur Studio’s public numbers tell a simple story: this is a studio with deep history, a long awards trail, and a visible pipeline of major entertainment work. The strongest data points cluster around founding date, Emmy wins and nominations, and the project slate currently highlighted on the homepage.
Fast facts
- Founded in 1995 (Blur Studio About).
- The studio referenced its 30-year history in a history post dated 4 August 2025 (Blur History).
- Blur says it is producing the thirteen-time Emmy-winning Netflix anthology Love, Death + Robots (Blur Studio About).
- The homepage currently highlights at least 9 project tiles in the visible projects list (Blur Studio homepage).
- Blur’s public contact address is 11821 Mississippi Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90025 with phone 424-209-7259 (Blur Studio About).
What this article covers
- Blur statistics and timeline context
- Emmy wins, nominations, and award milestones
- Featured project data from the homepage
- What the numbers suggest about Blur’s scale and positioning
Blur statistics and studio timeline
The earliest anchor in the dataset is Blur’s founding year. Blur Studio was founded in 1995 (Blur Studio About), which makes the studio’s current public history unusually long for a company whose homepage still emphasizes fresh projects and recent awards.
That long span matters because the rest of the dataset is not a one-off spike. It shows a studio that has moved through multiple eras of high-end animation, cinematic game work, and prestige TV while still maintaining a visible identity around new releases and award season momentum.
A useful way to read the timeline is to line up the dated milestones that appear in the statistics set.
| Date | Milestone | What the statistic says | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1995 | Founding | Blur Studio was founded | Blur Studio About |
| 17 September 2019 | Emmy post | Blur said Love, Death + Robots won 5 Emmy awards | Love, Death + Robots Wins 5 Emmys |
| 13 September 2021 | Emmy post | Blur said Love Death + Robots won 6 more Emmy awards | LDR v2 Emmy Winners! |
| 1 March 2023 | Awards post | Blur’s awards roundup was published | Awards Galore |
| 4 August 2025 | History post | Blur referenced its 30-year history | Blur History |
| 23 July 2025 | Emmy nominations post | Blur celebrated 3 Emmy nominations across 2 projects | Emmy Noms! |
| 2026 | About page copyright | Blur’s about page is copyright marked 2026 | Blur Studio About |
This is the first big pattern in the data: the studio’s public-facing numbers are spread across decades, but the recurring theme is still awards, prestige projects, and ongoing output rather than archival nostalgia.
Big number: Emmy recognition is the core signal
The most concentrated cluster of statistics is around Emmy recognition. The dataset shows both wins and nominations, and it does so across several years.
Blur says Love, Death + Robots is a thirteen-time Emmy-winning anthology (Blur Studio About). That number is reinforced by the studio’s own award posts:
- On 17 September 2019, Blur said Love, Death + Robots won 5 Emmy awards (Love, Death + Robots Wins 5 Emmys).
- On 13 September 2021, Blur said Love Death + Robots won 6 more Emmy awards (LDR v2 Emmy Winners!).
- On 23 July 2025, Blur celebrated 3 Emmy nominations across 2 projects (Emmy Noms!).
The award trail suggests two things at once. First, the anthology has been a durable awards engine. Second, Blur still uses Emmy season as a public marker for current relevance, not just legacy branding.
Emmy milestones in one place
| Year | Statistic | Context | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 5 Emmy awards | Blur’s post on Love, Death + Robots winning 5 Emmys | Love, Death + Robots Wins 5 Emmys |
| 2021 | 6 more Emmy awards | Blur’s follow-up Emmy post for Love Death + Robots | LDR v2 Emmy Winners! |
| 2025 | 3 Emmy nominations | Spread across 2 projects | Emmy Noms! |
| 2026 | 13-time Emmy-winning anthology | Blur’s about page description of Love, Death + Robots | Blur Studio About |
A clean reading of the table is that the awards data is cumulative and public-facing, but each milestone is still tied to a specific post or page. That makes the stats useful for understanding both the company’s output and how the studio positions that output in public.
Stat highlight: Blur’s about page ties its flagship anthology to 13 Emmy wins (Blur Studio About), while the studio’s own posts separately document 5 wins in 2019 and 6 more wins in 2021.
Awards data beyond Emmys
Emmys dominate the dataset, but they are not the only awards signal.
Blur’s 2025 awards post said Love, Death & Robots took home prizes from 4 award organizations (Awards Galore). That matters because it broadens the picture from one major television award body to a wider awards footprint.
The 2023 post also gives a more specific view. In Awards Galore, Blur’s 2023 Annie Awards section highlighted 3 named winning categories for Love, Death & Robots (Awards Galore). Then, in a later post, Blur said Love, Death & Robots Volume 4 won 3 trophies at the 53rd Annie Awards (LDR wins 3 Annies).
So the pattern is not just volume; it’s continuity. The studio’s award data shows repeated recognition across different award organizations and formats, with Annie Awards appearing as a recurring thread.
Awards by organization and post
| Post or page | Award body or framing | Counted result | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Awards Galore | 4 award organizations | Love, Death & Robots took home prizes from 4 organizations | Awards Galore |
| Awards Galore | Annie Awards 2023 | 3 named winning categories highlighted | Awards Galore |
| LDR wins 3 Annies | 53rd Annie Awards | 3 trophies for Love, Death & Robots Volume 4 | LDR wins 3 Annies |
| OWO wins THEA Award | 2015 Thea Awards | 2015 Thea Awards referenced | OWO wins THEA Award |
| Blur receives Shotgun “Shotty” award | Shotgun contest | Contest run by Shotgun, a production pipeline database maker | Blur receives Shotgun “Shotty” award |
| Blur receives Shotgun “Shotty” award | Cross3d API | Defines a common interface for the SDKs of all software it uses | Blur receives Shotgun “Shotty” award |
These rows show a useful distinction. Some awards are direct trophy counts. Others are references to award systems, technical ecosystem recognition, or named industry events. Together they show that Blur’s public story is built on both artistic recognition and production credibility.
What the project homepage says about scale
The homepage data is smaller than the awards data, but it still gives a useful picture of what Blur chooses to foreground.
The homepage currently highlights at least 9 project tiles in the visible projects list (Blur Studio homepage). That is a meaningful signal because it suggests the studio is not presenting itself as a one-project company. It is showing breadth.
The visible project list includes:
- Love Death & Robots Volume 4 (Blur Studio homepage)
- Gears Of War (Blur Studio homepage)
- Exodus (Blur Studio homepage)
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II (Blur Studio homepage)
- Valorant Revelation (Blur Studio homepage)
- SONIC 2 (Blur Studio homepage)
- Warframe (Blur Studio homepage)
- ELDER SCROLLS (Blur Studio homepage)
- League Of Legends (Blur Studio homepage)
Those titles span streaming animation, games, trailers, and franchise work. The statistics do not give production budgets or output hours, so the safest conclusion is narrower: the homepage is curated to show range across well-known entertainment properties.
Featured projects at a glance
| Featured project | Appears on homepage | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Love Death & Robots Volume 4 | Yes | Blur Studio homepage |
| Gears Of War | Yes | Blur Studio homepage |
| Exodus | Yes | Blur Studio homepage |
| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II | Yes | Blur Studio homepage |
| Valorant Revelation | Yes | Blur Studio homepage |
| SONIC 2 | Yes | Blur Studio homepage |
| Warframe | Yes | Blur Studio homepage |
| ELDER SCROLLS | Yes | Blur Studio homepage |
| League Of Legends | Yes | Blur Studio homepage |
A list like this helps explain why the awards data matters. When a homepage combines prestige anthology work with game and franchise titles, the awards trail supports the studio’s wider positioning: award-winning, but also commercially visible and active across multiple entertainment lanes.
Blur statistics and Love, Death + Robots
No single title appears more often in the dataset than Love, Death + Robots. It is the studio’s clearest statistical anchor.
The data points around the anthology are layered:
- Blur says it is producing the thirteen-time Emmy-winning anthology (Blur Studio About).
- The launch post said the series debuted on Netflix on 20 March 2019 (Blur’s Love, Death + Robots launches on Netflix!).
- The same launch post described it as Netflix’s first ever adult animated anthology (Blur’s Love, Death + Robots launches on Netflix!).
- That launch post also said the anthology delivered 18 unforgettable worlds (Blur’s Love, Death + Robots launches on Netflix!).
- Blur’s Emmy posts later documented 5 awards in 2019 and 6 more in 2021 (Love, Death + Robots Wins 5 Emmys; LDR v2 Emmy Winners!).
- The 2026 Annie Awards post said Love, Death & Robots Volume 4 won 3 trophies (LDR wins 3 Annies).
That sequence matters because it shows a full lifecycle: launch, definition, visibility, awards, and recurring seasonal recognition years later.
Why the anthology stands out in the numbers
- It has an explicit launch date: 20 March 2019 (Blur’s Love, Death + Robots launches on Netflix!).
- It has a first-of-its-kind positioning: Netflix’s first ever adult animated anthology (Blur’s Love, Death + Robots launches on Netflix!).
- It has a quantifiable creative footprint: 18 unforgettable worlds (Blur’s Love, Death + Robots launches on Netflix!).
- It has repeated awards recognition, including 5 Emmy awards, 6 more Emmy awards, and 3 Annie trophies in later reporting (Love, Death + Robots Wins 5 Emmys; LDR v2 Emmy Winners!; LDR wins 3 Annies).
That makes the title both a creative and statistical centerpiece of Blur’s public profile.
Studio contact and identity data
Not every useful statistic is about awards or projects. The about page also provides direct identity and contact details.
Blur Studio’s public contact address is 11821 Mississippi Ave. in Los Angeles, CA 90025 (Blur Studio About). The phone number listed is 424-209-7259 (Blur Studio About). The about page is copyright marked 2026 (Blur Studio About).
These details matter because they show the studio’s publicly declared business presence alongside its creative output. For readers comparing studios, the contact information and copyright date are part of the public profile, not just administrative filler.
Identity signals in the source data
- Founder-year scale: 1995 founding date (Blur Studio About)
- Historical framing: 30-year history referenced on 4 August 2025 (Blur History)
- Public business location: Los Angeles, CA 90025 (Blur Studio About)
- Public phone number: 424-209-7259 (Blur Studio About)
- Current copyright year on about page: 2026 (Blur Studio About)
Reading the numbers without overreaching
The safest interpretation of Blur’s statistics is straightforward.
The studio is old enough to have a long operational history, recent enough to keep posting fresh awards content, and prominent enough to maintain a homepage full of recognizable entertainment properties. Its clearest quantitative signal is the awards trail around Love, Death + Robots, which spans launch, Emmy wins, Emmy nominations, and Annie recognition.
If you are scanning for the most important numbers only, the strongest ones are:
- 1995 founding year (Blur Studio About)
- 13 Emmy wins tied to Love, Death + Robots (Blur Studio About)
- 5 Emmy awards in 2019 (Love, Death + Robots Wins 5 Emmys)
- 6 more Emmy awards in 2021 (LDR v2 Emmy Winners!)
- 3 Emmy nominations across 2 projects in 2025 (Emmy Noms!)
- 9 visible project tiles on the homepage (Blur Studio homepage)
- 18 unforgettable worlds cited at launch for Love, Death + Robots (Blur’s Love, Death + Robots launches on Netflix!)
Those figures are enough to explain why Blur’s public stats read less like a profile page and more like a long-running awards and production record.