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Bilibili Unveils ‘The Three-Body Problem’ Release Date, Touts 49-Series Pipeline

The Chinese streaming platform notes that it has seen a boom in demand for adult animation.

The co-heads will begin their four-year term on November 1 and steer Warner’s DC output across film, tv, and animation.

The acquisition gives Sony access to Pixomondo’s extensive virtual production capabilities.

The film was viewed for 165 million hours in its first 28 days of release.

Some anime makers believe that traditional broadcast tv offers a brighter future for series productions than Netflix.

The Canadian government must soon decide whether a film like ‘Turning Red’ should be considered “Canadian content.”

Skydance Animation is getting ready to launch a six-acre campus in Santa Monica this month.

Seven companies launched the group to create a working community between them and build an ecosystem which supports rising talent.

Wade will oversee numerous Fox businesses, including animation studio Bento Box Entertainment.

“Art and animation are foundational to the Duolingo brand,” says Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn.

Former Dreamworks executive and The Co-Production Company founder Doug Schwalbe will head Superprod US Inc. as president.

In a companywide townhall on Wednesday, the embattled CEO assured employees that, despite rumors, there are no plans for a WBD sale.

Moon’s credits include ‘Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends,’ ‘Into the Spider-Verse,’ and Netflix’s upcoming special ‘Entergalactic.’

Rivera is overseeing upcoming features ‘Elemental,’ ‘Inside Out 2,’ and ‘Elio,’ and Pixar’s first original longform series ‘Win or Lose.’

Despite the layoffs, reports suggest that Netflix will not slow its animation output.

French foreign animation tv sales were down in 2021, but exporters are confident that trend will reverse in 2022.

The group also called on the government to work towards decentralizing the industry away from Dublin, helping studios set up in rural towns.

Critics are condemning the character’s repeated use of the n-word, mocking of police brutality, and appropriating experiences of Black creators.

The company will shop the projects around to other networks and platforms.

With the purchase, the holding group now owns films, video games, board games, merchandising, theme parks, and stage production rights.