CEE Animation Forum Awards Central And Eastern Europe’s Top Animated Projects
Prizes were awarded in four categories: feature film, short film, tv series or special, and student film.
Prizes were awarded in four categories: feature film, short film, tv series or special, and student film.
Netflix’s hybrid series ‘Lost Ollie’ scored a noteworthy 10 nominations, but most were for the film’s live-action portions.
The show will feature an all-women voice cast and tell the story of a wealthy Spaniard living in Ecuador.
Project creator and director Jacob Reed takes us behind the scenes of his ambitious project with exclusive videos.
Co-showrunner talks us through a ton of behind-the-scenes artwork and explains the guidelines his staff followed.
Four previous winners from broadcast tv and a stand-alone special from Netflix make up this year’s field of nominees.
Streaming platform use hit an all-time high in the month, with ‘Bluey’ coming in as the second-most-watched series in the region.
The show was created by former Saturday Night Live head writer Anna Drezen and executive produced by Mike Judge and Greg Daniels.
The show, aimed at kids ages four-eight, will also feature a narrative about the ethical use of artificial intelligence.
The announcement continues the trend of major sports leagues like the NFL, NBA, and NHL using animation to reach young audiences.
Episodes will premiere on Cartoon Network in Asia Pacific and stream on HBO Go in Southeast Asia, Taiwan, and Hong Kong before debuting internationally.
The series will be produced by Mappa and feature action sequences designed by ‘John Wick’ director Chad Stahelski.
Netflix’s ‘Entergalactic’ is the only newcomer among this year’s outstanding animated program nominees.
The Ignite program was launched in July 2021 to identify “fresh, bold, innovative” children’s animation projects.
A new study from the European Audiovisual Observatory shows that more than a third of on-demand providers have U.S. parent companies as well.
The Forum also revealed a new program called the Market, created to showcase animated projects that are still seeking partners
The rebrand will happen at the end of July.
Jamin used his presence at the WGA writers’ strike as a pretext to offer some wisdom to potential pitchers.
The biggest Annecy ever, by a lot, wrapped tonight with an awards gala befitting its incredible competition lineups.
In Annecy, Disney announced four new animated series titles, sneak peeked eight more, and announced five renewals.