The Best of All Worlds: Configuring International Animation Co-Production for Success - A Case Study

  1. Overview
  2. Description
  3. Speakers
  4. Moderator

This case study will give you the keys to a successful international animation co-production.

While everyone would probably prefer to produce their animated series in one place and save all the long distance calls and risks of cultural disconnect, with individual broadcaster budgets usually unable to cover production costs, international co-production is a fact of life.
However, the news is not all bad because, configured right, animation co-production can end up being "the best of all worlds" as each partner brings what their territory does best to the table.

In this case study, the production and commissioning teams behind the forthcoming Disney/Teletoon series "Counterfeit Cat" discuss how they matched the demands of the artist with the requirements of the various production ecosystems for the creative good of the show.

They'll also talk about how each country can learn from the other in terms of spreading best practices in all disciplines more evenly.

        

Speakers

  • Jesse CLEVERLY
    Jesse CLEVERLY

    Creative Director
    WILDSEED STUDIOS

    United Kingdom

  • Benjamin MARSAUD
    Benjamin MARSAUD

    Director for Counterfeit Cat
    WILDSEED STUDIOS

    France

  • Frank SAPERSTEIN
    Frank SAPERSTEIN

    Executive Vice President, Kids, Family & Animation
    TRICON FILMS

    USA

  • Orion ROSS
    Orion ROSS

    VP Content - Animation & Digital, Disney Channels EMEA
    DISNEY CHANNEL

    United Kingdom

  • Robert DAVIES
    Robert DAVIES

    Director of Development
    ATOMIC CARTOONS

    Canada

Moderator

  • Ruth FIELDING
    Ruth FIELDING

    Producer
    LUPUS FILMS

    United Kingdom