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Maxon Is Acquiring Pixologic, Makers Of 3D Sculpting And Painting Software Zbrush

Maxon is also the publisher of Cinema 4D.

Tiny Island Universe will feature malls and zones for users to “explore, socialize, and have fun in.”

Net profits increased 161% year-on-year at Ireland’s most famous animation studio.

Two animated tv series went into production in 2020/21. The year before, eight did.

The Chinese streaming giant has changed its slogan from “Made for China” to “Made for Global.”

For the first time in Disney’s 98-year history, the chairman is a woman.

Time, famous for its magazine, has launched a new new kids and family division.

The two streamers — plus Hulu — will share rights to some films next year under an unusual arrangement.

Sports and live action are likely getting more of those billions than animation.

Scanline’s credits include “Stranger Things 3,” “Cowboy Bebop,” and “Game of Thrones.”

“Groo the Wanderer” is a rarity: a long-running comic book series that has remained in its creator’s ownership for 40 years.

The company will help creators retain control of their properties.

“Britishness sells, blandness doesn’t,” said BBC kids’ content chief Patricia Hidalgo.

Activision Blizzard workers are demanding that Kotick step down while the board has reiterated its support for the CEO.

The cloud-based pipeline integrates all aspects of cg production into one package, while reducing the need for elaborate on-site infrastructure.

A “Wall Street Journal” investigation reveals Kotick’s spotty history of handling sexual harassment matters and questions his leadership skills.

Unity’s acquisition of Weta Digital could be a game-changing moment in the vfx industry.

The company has fleshed out the future of its ambitious Omniverse platform.

Overall, the global anime market shrank for the first time in 11 years as Covid wreaked havoc.

A landmark study has shone light on systemic issues facing women in the vfx industry.