The worlds of business and academia have not traditionally mixed effectively within the animation world, but this week’s Quirino Awards aims to change that.
Leading representatives from the Ibero-American animation industry are gathering this week to talk about the booming animation scene in the region.
The first-ever Quirino Awards, honoring Ibero-American animation achievements, announced their final nominations today.
Fourteen countries submitted projects for the first-ever Quirino Awards.
The countries that submitted the most pieces were Spain, Brazil, and Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico.
This Spanish Canarian island might just be a slice of paradise right now for animation/vfx and gaming companies seeking to take root on European soil.
The awards and a meeting of the Ibero-American animation industry will take place over three days next April.
Coming in 2018! Mark your calendars!
Tenerife is showing off its fast-growing animation industry at the Annecy Festival this week.
The deadline to submit a project is next Monday, April 24.
Cartoon Brew speaks to animation companies on the island of Tenerife to learn how it is growing to become a major player in the international animation industry.
