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Latifa Ouaou, Eryk Casemiro Named Executive VPs At Paramount And Nickelodeon Animation

Nickelodeon especially has grown fast in the pandemic.

Get ready for Netflix Animation’s big bang, a “Spider-Verse” sequel, Buzz Lightyear’s origin story, and more …

The Paramount Animation title, which had previously been slated as a theatrical release, has been rerouted as a streaming exclusive on Paramount+.

The move is part of a restructuring effort undertaken by new Paramount Pictures chief Brian Robbins.

The media titan is home to Paramount, Nickelodeon, MTV, Fleischer cartoons, “Garfield,” “Rugrats,” “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” and much more …

The film, based on an original idea from the comedian, will reportedly be “timely, poignant, and comedic.”

Welcome to the year of five Disney features, Ghibli’s comeback, and many, many sequels.

“It’s terrible,” director Tim Hill says of the film’s jumbled release schedule.

Canadian moviegoers are eager to watch animation on the bigscreen again.

Spongebob will open in theaters across Canada on August 14, but will anyone actually go?

“Sponge on the Run” will debut on streaming globally.

“The Spongebob Movie: Sponge on the Run” is currently due to hit theaters on August 7 — among the earliest scheduled releases in the calendar.

Paramount and Hasbro’s Entertainment One will produce the film, with a script from the writers of Marvel’s “Ant-Man and the Wasp.”

Paramount will release the third “Spongebob” feature on May 22, 2020.

Paramount’s aim is to start releasing two animated features per year.

It’s one of four upcoming animated and hybrid features being developed as part of a partnership between Imagine Entertainment and Animal Logic.

Paramount Animation is aiming to boost its output to two animated features a year starting in 2020.

How can young directors work most effectively with studio executives?

The writers of “The Meg” are writing a script for a project that has been in development off-and-on for the last 25 years.

Paramount’s “Wonder Park” disappoints with a $16 million opening from 3,800+ screens.