The new animated series, created by Steve Smith and Leigh Hodgkinson, with voice work by Stephen Mangan ('Episodes,' 'Postman Pat'), will launch on BBC television network CBeebies on Monday, July 17th, 2017 at 9:25 and 1:25 weekdays.
BBC exec and Sesame Workshop CEO the first two speakers to be announced for CGMS2017, taking place December 4-7 in Manchester, U.K.
Leeds-based company provides digital animated sequences for the latest installment of CBBC series ‘My Life.’
Bristol-based animation studio produces a bold pulp-fiction style animated short narrated by William Shatner to kick off BBC Radio 4’s season of Mars programs.
Original new preschool series from Andrew Davenport’s Foundling Bird and Sutikki marks Bento Box Entertainment’s official entry into the kids space.
New commission brings total number of episodes of stop-motion and live action series from DHX Media and Anne Wood’s Ragdoll Productions to 100.
Emmy-winning series animated by Ireland’s Brown Bag Films recognized for “remarkable transformation” from children’s literary work to TV.
Produced by Lupus Films, hand-drawn, feature-length adaptation of the award-winning graphic novel by writer and illustrator Raymond Briggs is due in U.K. cinemas on October 28th.
Nominations for Outstanding Animated Program are given to FX’s ‘Archer,’ Disney’s ‘Phineas and Ferb Last Day of Summer,’ Comedy Central’s ‘South Park’ and Fox TV’s’ Bob’s Burgers’ and ‘The Simpsons.’
Hasbro expands TV and feature film capabilities with purchase of Irish animation studio; Boulder Media to continue producing projects for third-party clients including Disney’s ‘Wander Over Yonder’ and the BBC’s ‘Danger Mouse.’
Surreal 2D animation comedy from writer Victoria Manifold and director Hannah Jacobs now in development with CBBC and BBC Worldwide; series set to be delivered in September 2016.
Manchester-based media services company completes the graphics for the opening sequence for the BBC’s coverage of Euro 2016, running across France through July 10.
Students at the Bristol School of Animation at the University of the West of England create short animations to bring choice audio nuggets from the service’s output to life.
‘Mystery Soup,’ ‘Peeled Prawn and Shaved Sheep’ and ‘Poles Apart’ -- shortlisted as finalists from more than 300 entries in animation pilot scheme from CBBC and BBC Worldwide.
CG-animated preschool series receives awards for Outstanding Special Class Animated Program and Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation for storyboard artist Benjamin Sanders.
Award-winning U.K. production company Darrall Macqueen will return to make 60 more episodes of the iconic show for DHX and CBeebies.
Running March 18 & 19, Ireland’s Animation Dingle to feature keynote addresses delivered by Tara Sorensen, Head of Kids Programming for Amazon Studios, USA, and David Levine, General Manager of Disney Channels UK & Ireland.
axisVFX completes more than 120 visual effects shots for the Christmas day broadcast of ‘Doctor Who’ on BBC One.
‘Stick Man: Helping Santa’ app coincides with BBC Christmas film based on the children’s book written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler.
Spin VFX delivers more than 300 visual effects shots to recreate Leonardo DaVinci’s world in Renaissance Italy.
Educational science series directed by BAFTA winner Liz Whitaker employs a hybrid of live-action, CG and 2D animation.
London-based VFX house uses a mix of LIDAR scan technology, full-CG ship elements and the organizational capacity of ftrack production tracking and management software to deliver visual effects for the BBC’s period drama ‘Poldark.’
CBBC’s ‘Blue Peter’ presents Morph co-creator Peter Lord with the show’s highest accolade, the gold Blue Peter badge, in an animation special that aired on Thursday, July 9.
London-based VFX house delivers 1,000 VFX shots for BBC mini-series ‘Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell,’ including 3D environments, crowd simulations, water, mud and sand effects simulation, modelling and texturing, matte painting, animation and 2D work.
New four-part animation based on the beloved book by Richard Adams to air on BBC1 sometime next year.
