Cinesite Montreal Makes Four Senior Hires As Studio Grows
The studio is welcoming vfx supervisors Dottie Starling, Damien Hurgon, and Ellen Poon, as well as feature animation head of production Nathan Santell.
The studio is welcoming vfx supervisors Dottie Starling, Damien Hurgon, and Ellen Poon, as well as feature animation head of production Nathan Santell.
The game giant has a damaging “frat boy” company culture, says a state agency.
The unit is at work on cg fantasy feature “Igraine the Brave,” based on a book by acclaimed children’s writer Cornelia Funke.
“We’re super excited about animation, which is my first love,” says Victoria Alonso, Marvel’s executive vp of film production.
The company’s mission is to “create innovative animated and live action ‘event entertainment’ for the 21st-century audience.”
From Mickey to Marvel, Buzz Lightyear to Homer Simpson, Disney is home to a who’s who of animation legends.
Ballew is a 25-year veteran of the studio, most recently serving as its vp of research and development.
Robbins admits that the kids network had “lost its way for a while.”
The company owed ¥137 million in unpaid taxes.
Warner Bros., Cartoon Network, DC Comics, HBO Max, Looney Tunes, Hanna-Barbera: Warnermedia has one of the world’s most famous animation portfolios, period.
The anime titan has used tools to speed up coloring and convert photos into animation backgrounds.
“As I see it, the problem is that Netflix, a company with vast resources, has started commissioning at low rates,” says Ichii.
The Texan studio’s credits include “Castlevania,” “Blood of Zeus,” and “Seis Manos.”
Based in L.A. and Montreal, the new studio will work on “premiere real-time 2d and 3d series and features.”
The new outfit’s first title, “Sheba,” takes a fresh approach to the African legend of the Queen of Sheba.
In the newly created role, Gamarra will find and evaluate literary material to option for productions at the two brands.
The developer behind “Angry Birds” has secured the rights to make games based on the beloved characters.
Animated shows have long promoted environmental messages. Now the studios themselves are catching up.
“Hot Pot! Cartoons” will aim to find Chinese artists and bring their animated shorts to the global market.
The London-based company cites the current boom in demand for content as a reason.