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Q&A
with VCL GM, K Chandrashekhar
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"We
have spent some good time in
building our credentials abroad
and are today already on the
approved list of all the major
producers and studios in Hollywood"
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 CGmeetups@R&H
India raises bar further with modeling workshop
The monthly "CG Meetup @ R&H
India" once again got an overwhelming
response from the Mumbai CG Industry. February's
session was one that was conducted as full
modeling workshop, and registrations for the
event reached capacity very soon after the
announcement of the event. Read
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Galli
Galli Sim Sim schedule commences at Eagle
Studios, Noida
 Shooting
has commenced on location at Eagle Studios,
Noida for Galli Galli Sim Sim, the localized
version of the award-winning children’s
series Sesame Street which will debut this
year on leading kids’ channels Cartoon
Network and POGO. Read
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Nick
strengthens NickToons block; launches 'Trollz'
In order to strengthen
the weekday primetime NickToons block, Nick
has launched a new show Trollz at 4.30 pm
on weekdays.Read
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Hungama
TV launches character crawls across Mumbai
malls
Hungama TV is taking
Doraemon and Pororo to meet fans across shopping
malls in Mumbai.Read |
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Disney, Sky expand agreement to
unveil two UK channels
A new deal announced between the
Walt Disney Co. and Britain's BSkyB paves
the way for the rollout of two new channel
brands. This restructured programming deal
adds one new channel, Disney Cinemagic, featuring
its library of animated films and another,
ESPN Classic, with historic sporting events
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Verizon brings Disney content to
FiOS TV line-up
Verizon launched a full suite of
archive and specially tailored Disney content
video content on its broadband service and
Fios TV on-demand platform.
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Sky, Disney Media Networks, The
Walt Disney Studios team up for HDTV and legal
broadband movie downloads
Disney Media Networks, The Walt
Disney Studios and British Sky Broadcasting
(Sky) announced plans to bring a wider choice
of channels to Sky digital customers and to
work together to exploit new opportunities
in high definition (HD) television and broadband.
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Zenith, Neptuno extend co-production
deal on 'King Arthur's Disasters'
Zenith Entertainment, London and
Neptuno Films, Barcelona have renewed the
animation co-production agreement to co-finance
a second season of 13 half hours of King Arthur's
Disasters for transmission on CiTV in September
2006.Read
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 PWS'
Lucent Grounds to be part of
Singapore Showcase at E3
Headed by Siddharth Jain, Playware
Studios' 3D PC Online Multiplayer Game
Lucent Grounds has been selected
by the IDA (Infocomm Development Authority)
to be part of the Singapore Showcase
at E3. Read
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 Animagic
India's films showcased at AnimatedExeter
in UK
Best known for its multiple award
winning (14 at last count) 2D animated
film Raju & I, Mumbai based
animation and Special Effects studio
Animagic India's films were recently
showcased at AnimatedExeter, an animation
festival in Exeter, UK.Read
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 Corel
launches CorelDrawX3, Painter IX.5
Corel Corporation, the company behind the popular vector drawing
and Desk Top Publishing tool Corel
Draw has announced launched CorelDRAWX3
and Corel PainterIX.5. Read
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Autodesk
appoints Rajiv Nair as Indian Sub Continent
regional director
Autodesk, Inc. has appointed Microsoft's
Rajiv Nair as regional director for
the Indian sub-continent. Read |
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Nick
US explores American kids living in
Japan
Currently millions of Americans
call a foreign country 'home' and many
of these Americans are kids. On 19 March,
Nickeloden US has announced that it
explores the challenges and rewards
of being an American kid living abroad
in the latest installment of Nick News
with Linda Ellerbee: Strangers in a
Strange Land.Read |
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Hungama
targets pre-school kids with new series
The Dragon
Hungama TV has launched its new pre-school animation series The Dragon.
Starting 27 February, the series will
air Monday to Friday at 12 pm Read
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BT
and Cartoon Network team up for next-generation
TV
British Telecom (BT) has signed a deal with Cartoon Network to license
programming and develop interactive
content for BT’s next-generation
TV offering. Read
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Hit
Entertainment enters the race for Uk
kids brand Chorion
Children's entertainment firm Hit Entertainment is said to have entered
the race to acquire another kids firm
Chorion which owns the literary rights
to properties like Noddy, the
Agatha Christie novels.Read
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