Taking place September 10 to 13 in Toulouse, France, the 29th annual Cartoon Forum will once again bring together broadcasters, producers and financiers to develop new ideas, project and collaboration opportunities. It also ensures they are seen by the international industry at shows, conferences, festivals and more.įor more details on how to submit work for the Toon Boom 2018 Showreel, check out the blog. The annual collection compiles the best and most artistically compelling global animated productions created in Toon Boom Storyboard Pro and Harmony. Studios hoping to get their work in the Toon Boom 2018 Showreel have until September 14 to enter their submissions. Toon Boom 2018 Showreel: Submit your work by September 14! )Įxplore French television animation exports more on “ Cartoon Brew ”.ģ. (Editor’s note: See why a growing number of French television animation studios and schools are turning to Toon Boom Harmony here.
Notably, digital platforms now account for 75 percent of world rights deals, compared to 28 percent in 2016. Gallic cartoons accounted for 37 percent of sales, totalling almost $84.4 million in revenue. Animation dominated French TV exports in 2017.įrench television exports reached an all-time high in 2017, fuelled largely by a boom in homegrown animation.
In another, he’s surrounded by animators and yells, “They’re drawing it!” Meanwhile, Roiland posted a video to Adult Swim’s YouTube page with his voice acting tips, which are decidedly more funny than functional.Ĭatch up on all the Rick and Morty season four details on “ Newsweek ”.Ģ. Harmon took to his Instagram to show the “First round of recordings” directly from the booth in one post. Rick and Morty season four production begins.ĭan Harmon and Justin Roiland, the co-creators of Adult Swim’s cult-hit-turned-cultural-phenomena Rick and Morty (produced in Toon Boom Storyboard Pro and Toon Boom Harmony ), have been busy on social media - and in the studio. This edition covers August 31 to September 7, 2018.ġ. Top Animation News is a weekly column that rounds up the biggest, best and breaking stories from the world of animation.
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