Digital Dimension And Lex+Otis Launch Krakn Animation
Based in L.A. and Montreal, the new studio will work on “premiere real-time 2d and 3d series and features.”
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.
Meanwhile, Locksmith co-founder Sarah Smith is leaving the studio.
Mikros Animation will now produce both episodic series and feature animation.
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The media titan is home to Paramount, Nickelodeon, MTV, Fleischer cartoons, “Garfield,” “Rugrats,” “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” and much more …
“The great majority” of their content will move to Disney+, says CEO Bob Chapek.
The MGM library contains some classic animation, including the “Pink Panther” shorts and Don Bluth’s “The Secret of NIMH.”
Dreamworks, Illumination, Mr. Magoo, Woody Woodpecker, He-Man, Felix the Cat: the telecom titan owns one of the deepest libraries of animation characters, past and present.
The fabled Hollywood studio’s animation library includes theatrical shorts by DePatie-Freleng and features by Don Bluth.
Fox is embracing non-fungible tokens, the contentious tech that’s shaking up the crypto and digital art worlds.
The deal paves the way for the creation of an entertainment titan — and marks a drastic U-turn for AT&T.
The budget comes half a year after the government’s controversial abolition of kids’ content quotas for broadcasters.
The platform, which hosts videos of up to 60 seconds, is competing with Tiktok and others for artists and influencers.
The media titan is also looking to set up a cg studio with “top-class” global talent.