Sentence examples for animation trade from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, from noon to 8 p.m., a free "Art and Animation Trade Show," with vendors offering supplies and publications for animators, will be set up in the lobby.

"Rugrats" is firmly in the $1-billion-franchise club along with other such perennials as "Batman" and "The Simpsons," the series on which Klasky and Csupo first learned the tricks of the TV animation trade.

Designed as part of the ongoing Motion Factory animation exhibition, Tricks of the Animation Trade, Trace comprises over 17,000 still frames into its single, seamless loop of two silhouettes playing a game of tennis. .

John Lasseter, the king of American computer-generated animation, swapped trade secrets (through an interpreter) with Hayao Miyazaki, Japan's emperor of anime.

The TPP's threat to the internet is now stuck in a sort of suspended animation, since trade agreements can linger a long time in apparent failure before being quickly settled and passed after a breakthrough.

DreamWorks Studios is completely separate from DreamWorks Animation, a publicly traded animation company whose films are still distributed by Paramount Pictures.

Instead, DreamWorks Animation, a publicly traded company, has paid Paramount a fee to handle those duties — about 8 percent of revenue generated by each release.

I saw lots of people beginning to come up and read it and, for themselves, begin to process the present-tense description of the animation of the World Trade Center campus".

The strong opening, fueled partly by turnout at Imax theaters, puts business pressure on other cartoon studios, particularly the publicly traded DreamWorks Animation, which spends over $130 million per movie in production costs alone.

Despite getting kicked around by analysts after the disappointing arrival of its "Rise of the Guardians," DreamWorks Animation made it through trading on Monday without serious damage to its stock price.

Mr. Geffen, who is 65 years old, emerged as a deal-making force behind the company's evolution, particularly after Mr. Katzenberg became chief executive of DreamWorks Animation, a separate, publicly traded company, four years ago.