Indian VFX Studio Basilic Fly Takes Majority Stake In London Studio One Of Us
The combination of the two companies lifts their workforce to over 900 artists.
The combination of the two companies lifts their workforce to over 900 artists.
According to Phantom, the acquisition will create 250-300 vfx job in India, the U.S., and Canada.
‘In Lies We Trust’ is the feature adaptation of Ishan Shukla’s 2016 Oscar-qualified animated short.
Animela is billed as India’s first-ever international festival for animation, vfx, xr, video games, and comics.
These new T&J shorts capture the feisty vigor of Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera’s creations, while effortlessly incorporating new elements.
The feminist utopian feature will world premiere in competition at the San Sebastián Film Festival this weekend.
CEO Balakrishnan said, “Lightrunner Studio will explore and embrace the latest approaches of vfx workflows and processes laser-focused on AI and machine learning.”
Jellyfish is launching a new studio in Mumbai and expects to have 100 artists employed there by year’s end.
Nexus Studios is producing six animated shorts promoting gender equality by telling the stories of young women from around the world.
Toonz is co-producing ‘Little Emma’ with China’s Gold Valley Films and ‘The Canterville Ghost’ with Space Age Films and Align Pictures.
Over the next eight years, India aims to have two million people working in the animation, vfx, and gaming industries.
The broadcaster will produce a wide range of animated content for all ages and auction it off to the highest bidder.
Kiran ‘KP’ Prasad, former head of studio at DNEG Bangalore and Chennai, will head the new branch.
Targeting the 15–35 age group, it’s billed as “India’s first and only television channel featuring this style of alternative animation 24/7.”
Introducing the world of the illustrious Mr. Panicker and his tall tales.
Youtube channel Khooni Monday’s horror videos rack up millions of views. Its creators want to see more risk-taking in Indian animation.
Another winner was “Hayop Ka! The Nimfa Dimaano Story,” a decidedly adult rom-com from the Philippines.
The second season of “The Legend of Hanuman” is currently the most watched streaming series on India’s paid VOD services.
The film will tell the story of a young elephant from the jungles of Kerala who dreams of becoming a Bollywood dancer.
Polygon India will address what the company describes as a “shortage of staff” among rigging artists.
The London-based company cites the current boom in demand for content as a reason.
Welcome to our new regular round-up of animated feature projects in the pipeline.
The local programmers of “The Tom and Jerry Show” are road-testing a new idea: the “thoughtover.”
Welcome to our new series, in which industry artists and filmmakers speak about their favorite tool they used on a recent project.
These indie animated features remind us that there isn’t — or shouldn’t have to be — anything inevitable about Hollywood’s dominance at the Oscars.
A caveat: that growth has been entirely reversed by the pandemic.
The Indian-European co-production marks another strong indie acquisition by the streaming platform.
An official statement says: “Covid-19 is changing the entertainment industry … The merger is a direct and necessary response.”
Here’s a film that somehow manages to look both derivative and original at the same time.
Warnermedia is emphasizing homegrown animation content for its channels in India.
Cosmos-Maya, an animation studio based in India and Singapore, has boarded the theatrical revival of the hit 1980s series.
How three female-directed features use animation to explore complex social themes.
Woof woof! Is anyone there?
The vfx and animation company employs nearly 7,000 people worldwide.
Gitanjali Rao’s hand-painted feature is an ambitious tale of love and loss in India’s biggest metropolis.
A round-up of animated series that have been announced for development, production, or distribution.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Indian animation event.
How many of these Asian animated series have you seen?
Big development: India’s huge film market is opening up to non-American animated features.