Could The Jungle Book Become the First “Live-Action” Film to Win the Oscar for Animation?
Washington Post‘s Michael Cavna walks readers along the ever-thinning line between traditional filmmaking and digital wizardry exemplified in Jon Favreau’s adaptation.
Focusing on Local Animation, Disney India Moves Away from Live-Action Shows
Disney India’s flagship TV channel has dropped live-action from the air and aims for a 40-50% locally-produced toon lineup in the next three years.
Pinnacle Studio 19.5 Boosts Creative Possibilities with All-New Stop Motion Animation
Registered customers get free access to new stop-motion capabilities plus a variety of performance and speed enhancements.
Viacom and OSN Bring Big Laughs to the Small Screen in MENA with Exclusive Launch of Comedy Central HD
The home of South Park joins its sister channels Nickelodeon and MTV in the region as OSN’s latest acquisition.
Thomas‘ New Pals Arrive as Migration Becomes a Hot Topic in Licensing
Euromonitor International’s Utku Tansel looks at how Thomas & Friends: The Great Race relates to the effect of migration on licensing biz.
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