Ottawa International Animation Festival’s Television Animation Conference (TAC) will again play host to open content creator panel Pitch THIS!
Pukeko Pictures signed an agreement deal with the Animation School of the Beijing Film Academy and Grand Entertainment Ltd. (GZ) to establish the “International Animation Technology Joint Research Centre” to actively promote the development of animated projects and open up the expanding international, Chinese and film and television markets.
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CBS Interactive Games extends its reach into eSports and live gaming with new partnerships with own3D and the North American Star League.
Hornet announced the launch of Bossa, a newly formed digital production company based in New York.
Digital production company Digital Domain Media Group announced that it has signed an exclusive agreement with CORE Media Group to jointly develop, produce and own a series of "virtual" Elvis Presley likenesses for a range of entertainment projects.
SMC Entertainment Group has finalized licensing agreements in the U.S. for the new high definition television series, The Jungle Book, scheduled to debut on June 11, 2012 on Disney XD.
Starting in Summer 2012, Ankama and Cartoon Network will be broadcasting popular series “WAKEFU” on Cartoon Network and BOING in France, Spain, and Italy.
Following in the footsteps of the record-breaking Marvel Studios’ release “Marvel’s The Avengers,” production on the highly anticipated film “Iron Man 3.”
Lucasfilm’s LucasArts announced a new internally developed videogame franchise, “Star Wars 1313.”
Zinkia Entertainment, brand creator and producer of the hit global multiplatform brand Pocoyo, has recently signed a roster of new licensing partners in the U.S.
Universal’s “Snow White and the Huntsman” wins at the box office with a $56.3 million debut; Ridley Scott's "Prometheus" opens overseas to a stellar $35 million.
AJA Video announces support for the new release of Adobe Creative Suite 6 software with AJA's Io Express, Io XT and KONA family of products for both Mac and Windows customers.
Based on thorough market analysis, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Toon Boom Animation with the 2011 Global Frost & Sullivan Award for Entrepreneurial Company of the Year.
Kathleen Kennedy is named the Co-Chair of Lucasfilm, with George Lucas becoming Co-Chairman of the Board and continuing as CEO.
Global brand management firm Evolution and Rollman Entertainment have partnered with creator Kevin Grevioux on the rights to “Monstroids,” Grevioux’s fresh twist on classic monsters from the upcoming Astounding Comics & Darkstorm Studios comic book series.
Alan Horn is named Chairman of The Walt Disney Studios, where he will oversee worldwide operations including production, distribution and marketing for live-action and animated films from Disney, Pixar and Marvel, as well as marketing and distribution for DreamWorks Studios films released under the Touchstone Pictures banner.
LipSync announces the appointment of Andrew Boswell in the role of Commercial Director.
Online game developer Red 5 Studios will establish its European headquarters in Cork, Ireland, creating 30 jobs in that region.
Nicole Stone has been appointed account executive for Speedshape.
Curtis Lelash has been promoted to vice president of comedy animation for Cartoon Network.
Framestore is further strengthening its CG department and integrated offering by hiring Liz Oliver, a CG line producer with extensive experience in multiplatform disciplines.
Janney Montgomery Scott analyst Tony Wible reiterated his "buy" rating on shares of digital production and effects company Digital Domain Media Group, saying that recent news of a planned Abu Dhabi studio and Paramount's decision to push back the release of "G.I. Joe: Retaliation" will benefit the firm.
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Richard Morrison has created the film titles for Tim Burton’s “Dark Shadows,” the third collaboration between Burton and Morrison following the pair’s work on the opening sequences for “Batman” and “Sweeney Todd.”
