From stop-motion doggies to globe-trotting eco-conscious teens, Canadian producers captivated animation industry professionals gathered at the major European co-production event
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From left to right: 'Miss Tzatzikis' Classrom Mysteries,' 'Algorythm,' 'Alien Book Club', 'Labradoodles,' 'Semanka,' 'El Kapoutchi,' Courtesy of Cartoon Forum Less than two months after part stealing the spotlight in Annecy, Canadian producers, broadcasters, investors and institutional execs crossed the Atlantic once more to showcase the wide range of talents the Quebec-Canada animation industry has to offer.
At the 37th edition of Cartoon Forum, Europe’s main co-production event for animated TV series once again hosted in France’s beautiful southern sunlit city of Toulouse, government funding agencies Telefilm Canada and Quebec’s SODEC, along with the Canada Media Fund (CMF) brought for the first time ever a carefully curated selection of six Quebec-Canada projects to the forefront, offering a unique platform for visibility, exchange, and co-production opportunities within the European animation industry.
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