Streamland Media’s FarmFX Division Joins Ghost VFX
International visual effects house further solidifies global service business with UK offices in London and Manchester.
International visual effects house further solidifies global service business with UK offices in London and Manchester.
Opening in September, the new studio will offer an extension of the sophisticated and complex VFX services already offered in its German studios.
Studio Trigger’s hit anime feature, now available in digital, On Demand, Blu-ray, DVD and SteelBook edition.
New study finds women still account for a minority of directing and screenwriting positions in feature films and TV.
Program encourages submissions from UK-based LGBTIQ+ filmmakers working with storytellers/filmmakers from the African continent and Middle East.
TeamTO taps licensing company, This is Iris, to spearhead marketing of the sophisticated and refined pug, Mike, in the UK.
Licensing deal provides representing across all consumer products including toys, games, apparel and publishing.
Lupus Film’s ‘The Tiger Who Came to Tea’ was honored as best TV Special at the YouTube livestream of the official Annecy Awards.
Career development workshop series aimed at supporting women in UK’s VFX and animation industries continues June 5.
New London-based animation and design studio defines itself with surreal animations exploring 3D and 2D illustrated textures and places.
Based on stories by Finnish-Swedish author and artist, Tove Janson, the award-winning animated series relays and preserves important parts of Nordic cultural heritage.
Submissions now being accepted for the UK’s largest animation festival, taking place November 15 -19; entry deadline is July 13, 2020.
Relief fund launches to provide urgently needed support for workers and freelancers hit by UK production closures.
On heels of studio’s recent transition to employee ownership, co-founder Dave Sproxton stepping down after 43 years as Managing Director.
Industry veteran will be based in LA and service studio’s US and international film, TV and SVOD production clients.
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, Bristol’s largest international film festival, coming September 24-29, reveals an extensive program of animation-related activities.
Acquisition sets the stage for Sony Pictures Television subsidiary’s anime distribution dominance in the UK and Ireland.
Led by Jackie Edwards, newly-announced YACF team includes John Knowles as Production Executive, Harriet Williams as Development Executive and Hesham Sabry as Business Affairs Executive.
Media and entertainment trade union BECTU calls for new industry code of practice to better protect freelance workers when companies go into administration.
Based on the ‘Love Monster’ series of books by British author and illustrator Rachel Bright, new 2D-animated preschool series will premiere on CBeebies and on major Chinese broadcasters and digital platforms.