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BBC Will Triple Investment In Animation For Kids Aged 7–12

“Britishness sells, blandness doesn’t,” said BBC kids’ content chief Patricia Hidalgo.

Activision Blizzard workers are demanding that Kotick step down while the board has reiterated its support for the CEO.

The cloud-based pipeline integrates all aspects of cg production into one package, while reducing the need for elaborate on-site infrastructure.

A “Wall Street Journal” investigation reveals Kotick’s spotty history of handling sexual harassment matters and questions his leadership skills.

Unity’s acquisition of Weta Digital could be a game-changing moment in the vfx industry.

The company has fleshed out the future of its ambitious Omniverse platform.

Overall, the global anime market shrank for the first time in 11 years as Covid wreaked havoc.

A landmark study has shone light on systemic issues facing women in the vfx industry.

In other news, Mayer has been tapped to consult on Discovery’s upcoming merger with Warnermedia.

That’s $100 million per chipmunk.

Welcome to the non-Meta metaverse.

If there’s one thing Bob Iger knows, it’s the value of a sequel.

Jaggars will lead the vfx and stereo teams across the company’s 8,000-strong workforce.

The move comes amid growing regulation of gaming in China.

The partnership between the two media giants reflects the shifting balance of power between the Chinese and Japanese industries.

“Fairfax,” a satire of hypebeast culture and Gen Z interests, launches on Prime Video today.

Frederator and Mainframe have worked on shows including “Madagascar: A Little Wild,” “Castlevania,” and “Adventure Time.”

The South Korean startup says its automated animation tool can slash production costs.

The tech company is getting serious about animation.

Ever wanted a “Cocomelon” cuddle pillow?