ILM Hires VFX Outsider Sam Mercer as Studio Head
Film producer Sam Mercer has been hired to run ILM’s four studios in San Francisco, Vancouver, London, and Singapore.
Film producer Sam Mercer has been hired to run ILM’s four studios in San Francisco, Vancouver, London, and Singapore.
Eric Coleman will continue to lead Disney TV Animation in his new role of senior v-p of original programming.
The layoffs will not affect anyone working on “The Angry Birds Movie,” which the company hopes will be a big hit.
The Irish animation producer of “Doc McStuffins” and “Henry Hugglemonster” has been acquired by a Canadian company.
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Responsible for shepherding “Welcome to the Wayne,” James Stephenson will oversee animation development and creation at Nick’s Burbank studio.
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Illumination has optioned Mofac Alfred’s online hit ‘Johnny Express’ and made a first-look pact with the studio.
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Nickelodeon and Norwegian Cruise Lines are breaking up.
How smooth were negotiations? They began Monday and finished Wednesday.
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The two companies will work together to create films that “both entertain and encourage children across the world.”
San Francisco’s cartoon art-championing institution is searching for a new home.
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