22-23 June 2010 - Malaga - Spain
Cartoon Finance is a European training seminar specifically designed by experts for animation professionals. It focuses on traditional and new ways of funding animation series.
The last Cartoon Finance was held in Munich on 24 & 25 June 2009. You will find the key subjects, speakers and programme of the 2009 edition in the following pages.
The next edition will take place in Malaga (Spain) on 22 & 23 June 2010. Further information about the upcoming event will be available soon. If you want to receive our latest news, sign up to our newsletter!
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Cartoon Finance 2009 - FINDING THE RIGHT PARTNERS
Despite or perhaps because of the ongoing recession people are watching more TV now than before. And the offer of channels and programmes has multiplied thanks in particular to Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) which is starting to display HD content, interactive programmes and focused kids’ channels in France for instance. Major European broadcasters, who remain the principal financiers of animation, are also in the process of restructuring their groups to make room for a more international infrastructure geared towards a global multi-media approach.
The TV and media landscape is evolving rapidly.
In order to be profitable or just to create their own company, many independent producers have had to be just as creative and develop a true vision, i.e. assets and brands rather than products for multiple exploitation that need to sell beyond TV.
European independent animation companies of small and medium sizes have found success with their ventures because they have secured the right partners all along the development of their brands.
CARTOON FINANCE will detail the multi-faceted approaches to making your animation business a profitable and lasting activity.
Through vertical and horizontal integrations, buy-outs of animation catalogues, development of Intellectual properties and brand management, Studio100, BRB Internacional, Astley Baker Davies Ltd, Moonscoop… and some of the major broadcasters will explain how to reach the international market through consolidated partnerships in the financing, production, distribution and licensing of programmes.
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