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Hey I was thinking about starting a animation studio where all the high quality animation are made by skilled Indian artists. The quality of animation will be kept at par with Japanese Anime and Disney-Pixar Animations. There are no major animation p

cred wanted to be a design and animation company but its parents wanted it to pursue fintech 😢

Looking to join a creative force in animation? काल भैरव Animation Studio is expanding, and we're on the hunt for exceptional talent to bring our visionary projects to life. We're looking for multiple positions: ∙ Creative Director Lead and manage t

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Why Does Indian Animation Struggle to Make an Impact ? We all love animated films and series, right ? From Disney to Japanese anime, we’ve seen so many brilliant creations. But why is it that Indian animation hasn’t been able to create the same kind

I'm working on a animation series story. This story can change Indian animation forever. Even there are no Indian movies on that level of story. And I truly believe that it will give recognition to Indian animation at global level. But the problem i

The animation called Glasswork Is made in Pakistan They created their first anime Which has been recently released In cinemas of pakistan and Some foregin countries So the actual dub is in urdu and english The thing is japan has been creating anim

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"The animation industry has immense potential 🎨✨, but it’s time we bring a revolution to it! 🚀💡 With creativity, innovation, and fresh perspectives, we can push boundaries, create stories that inspire 🌟📖, and make animation a powerful medium for

Steve Jobs and the Birth of Computer Animation In 1986, after being ousted from Apple, Steve Jobs purchased a small graphics division from Lucasfilm for $10 million, renaming it Pixar. Initially focused on hardware, Pixar struggled financially. Jobs