About Radar
A Luxembourg-based production company and creative studio bridging the worlds of traditional filmmaking and interactive entertainment
Our Story
Radar began as a creative audiovisual studio focusing on advertising and innovative films, blending animation, live-action, and using in-camera special effects like puppetry and animatronics. Specializing in genre works, Radar built a reputation for creating visually distinctive content that pushed creative boundaries.
Now, Radar is exploring new frontiers with video games, applying that same innovative spirit to interactive entertainment. The studio focuses on game adaptations of animated works, retro-indie experiences, and advergames, combining a filmmaker's eye with a passion for gaming culture.
The film and animation work continues through different companies in the FDI Group with Digital Voodoo and the Fabrique d'Images, while Radar leads the charge into the gaming world, creating engaging experiences that resonate with audiences across different media platforms.
Meet Fred Neuen
Founder & Creative Director
Fred Neuen is a versatile storyteller and creative producer based in Luxembourg, specializing in both film and video game development. As the founder of Radar, he leads innovative projects that bridge the worlds of traditional filmmaking and interactive entertainment.
His unique approach to storytelling combines his filmmaker's eye with his passion for retro gaming culture, resulting in distinctive projects that capture both nostalgia and innovation. Currently, Fred serves as the driving force behind Radar's video game development initiatives for the FDI Entertainment Group.
As a director and producer, Fred has contributed to various audiovisual projects, from advertising, TV shows, live-action and animation to interactive entertainment. His work is characterized by its emphasis on curiosity and connection, always striving to create engaging experiences that resonate with audiences across different media platforms.
Fred's vision extends beyond individual projects; he contributes to the national cinema landscape as president of Luxembourg's Film Academy. He's also actively involved in developing the Luxembourg gaming industry, including the creation and presidency of the Luxembourg Video Game Association. His work represents a unique blend of traditional storytelling and modern interactive entertainment, contributing to Luxembourg's growing reputation as a hub for creative innovation.
