Tag: Animation

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA) has announced the launch of its "Animation And Content For Children In Africa – Current State And Future Outlook Survey," a pan-African research initiative aimed at ...

Ghana is actively working to capture a larger portion of the global animation market through a collaborative initiative with Japan aimed at enhancing skills development, boosting production capabilities, and improving ...

African game developers, storytellers, and animators are gaining global recognition as they work to transform the perception of the continent. The rise of gaming and interactive media is becoming a ...

Reliance Animation, one of India's most esteemed animation studios, has formed a groundbreaking global content alliance with Rian, an innovative AI-powered multilingual dubbing and localisation platform. This partnership is poised ...

MBC Group has joined forces with UK-based Acamar Films to introduce the beloved preschool series Bing to Arabic-speaking audiences. This comprehensive partnership encompasses programming, licensing, and merchandising rights, with Bing ...

Nigeria and Brazil have recently formalised a significant audiovisual co-production agreement to enhance cultural connections and expand opportunities within the film, television, animation, and other sectors. This pivotal agreement aims ...

The 3rd Sharjah Animation Conference 2025 attracted students, professionals, and animation enthusiasts eager to hear from three remarkable women shaping animation's future. The panel titled "Women in Animation: Leading Change ...

Cartoon Network Studios (CNS), once part of the legendary Hanna-Barbera, celebrates its 25th birthday this June at the honorific Annecy International Animation Film Festival. Now operating as part of Warner ...

Lagos - Nigeria was the stage for a groundbreaking event—the Afro Women in Animation Festival, Africa's first women-focused animation gathering. Hosted by the Afro Women in Animation Community, the festival ...

Rushlake Media partners with Ubongo, Africa's favourite producer of educational entertainment, to distribute its popular titles Akili and Me, Nuzo and Namia, and Ubongo Kids in North America and Europe. Ubongo—with ...