Exhibit 99.2

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Brian Sozzi:

“Visual effects and animation company DNEG is going public in a SPAC transaction that values the business as $1.7 billion. DNEG is seen as a leader in the space, having long time relationships with large content producers such as Disney and Netflix. Worth noting here, unlike most SPACs, DNEG is profitable and has been profitable for some time. Namit Malhotra is the chairman and CEO of DNEG and joins us now. Namit, congratulations on the deal! Look, I think a lot of folks are very familiar with your work but don't realize you are the company helping to bring a lot of this content to life. what are some of the projects you're working on right now?

Namit Malhotra:

Thanks for having me. It’s a pleasure to be here talking to you and showcasing the company on its next phase. We, obviously, help make projects, and recently on projects like Matrix, James Bond and Dune and what is coming up in the next little bit are projects like Shazam 2 for Warner Brothers and New Line. We're working on a bunch of TV shows like "Stranger Things," a bunch of animation projects as well. There is Garfield which we are producing. There's a massive spectrum of projects that we are currently working across all our different offices.

Brian Sozzi:

For those on the platform amid sizing up your company and soon your stock what are some of the biggest drivers? Is one of them streaming and do you plan in gaming yet?

Namit Malhotra:

So, we are, you know, using a lot of gaming technology in our current workflows. That's where we believe the next phase of the business is heading toward. The convergence of gaming and what we do. So, when we work on a project like Uncharted, which is a rendition of a video game into a movie, we believe that happens because of our quality profile technology. We can produce assets of very high quality and transport on the gaming world, which is where I think the gaming industry is going to go. So that's something that is going to happen imminently and very organically. That being said it's not industrial massively, and especially through the pandemic on the back of the streaming universe of content which is only growing at faster and faster clip. It creates a lot of opportunities for companies like us to be able to bring out the tier one profile of high-quality imagery and storytelling capabilities to this massive gap that’s been created because of each streamer and content player wanting to own and operate on their own library.

Julie Hyman:

Namit, it’s Julie here. One of the challenges that poses, as well, is getting good people, right? And competing with gaming with the other visual effects houses to get good people, as well. And I noted in your investor presentation that one of the reasons you're going public is to offer stock options to folks of a public company. Talk about the competition for talent and what it's like now versus a year ago, five years ago, for example.

Namit Malhotra:

Sure. There’s always been at the very high end of any businesses there’s always going to be a berth of enough talent out there. All I can show from the history of our evolution, when we acquired Double Negative in 2014, we had about 700 or 800 people. We have about 7,000 globally now. We had about 8,000 people before the pandemic. So, we've actually shown we can actually globalize and operationalize different sites and access to talent therefore it becomes easier because of the way our platform is designed. Our tech tools are designed where we can train and bring people on to their best capability much much faster than let’s say most of our competitors can. So that's a big differentiator. And the other is having a deep historic bench, you know, of massive talent pool in India, where you know there is no shortage of people. What they need is a lot of training and support and that's what the company is working on over the last 15 years of my journey has been about building and scaling that part of the world to be able to deliver high quality product for whatever we do. So, we are, you know, as part of the journey we're on, it’s just that today our ability to scale is a little bit more, let's say it's stable. We don't worry about what happens in Europe years from now. We have future visibility. We have better articles, and a much stronger demand curve. And we can be investing in training and new technologies whilst opening new offices that make access to that talent much more conformable or easier. And that sort of gives us a unique position to any of our competitors, who fortunately or unfortunately don’t have that sorted. Because our genesis is a function of east meets west. You know I came from setting up a very successful capability in India and acquired companies in the west. So, we kind of brought the two worlds together in our journey, and that takes a lot of work and a lot of effort in aligning culture, behavior and training and we've sort of established in the last many years in building this company.

Brian Sozzi:

Speaking of journeys, talk to us about your journey. Am I correct you started this company at 18 years old out of your grandfather's basement?

Namit Malhotra:

Yes, so I started in Mumbai that’s absolutely right in 1995. In a car garage that my grandfather had bought, and my father and we lived in the same house in the apartment in Mumbai. It still exists, by the way, and at some point, we will publish pictures and talk about that. But that is where I started when I was 18 and with an apple computer and a bunch of guys who taught me computer graphics in a six-week course. I hired them as my key partner and we set ourselves up and that is the self-journey we have had.

Brian Sozzi:

Oh well very interesting story here. Congratulations on the upcoming debut. Namit Malhotra, Chairman and CEO of DNEG, Good to see you.

Namit Malhotra:

Thank you. thanks.

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