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| − | [[File:OuiDo_Productions_Logo.png|thumb|200px]]'''OuiDo Productions''' (previously named '''Timoon Animation''' and '''Genao Productions''') is a French-based entertainment production company that specializes in series animation. |
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| + | '''Technicolor Animation Productions''' (acquired '''OuiDo! Productions''', previously named '''Genao Productions''') is a French corporation that provides services for entertainment industries. |
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| − | + | OuiDo! Productions was a French-based entertainment production company that specialized in series animation founded in May 2003 by Philippe Mounier. By 2008 Sandrine Nguyen and Boris Hertzog were both named Managing Director and Executive Producer (later both were named CEO and Hertzog became the President). In 2012 the company experienced a short-lived name change to Genao Productions that lasted until the Fall 2013 when the company was renamed to OuiDo! Productions due to Lagardere Entertainment giving up its animation label.<ref>[http://variety.com/2013/tv/international/lagardere-entertainment-quits-animation-1200702491/ Lagardere Entertainment Quits Animation], Variety.com, Retrieved 2014-01-21.</ref> In February 2015, OuiDo! Productions was purchased by Technicolor, a French-based studio.<ref>[http://kidscreen.com/2015/02/23/technicolor-acquires-ouido-productions/ Technicolor acquires OuiDO! Productions], Kidscreen.com, Retrieved 2015-02-26.</ref> |
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+ | Since their founding, OuiDo! created multiple successful television series in France and abroad. These include ''Sonic Boom'', ''Mini-Wolf'', and ''The Legendaries''. In 2012, [[Bagdasarian Productions]] partnered with OuiDo! Productions to develop the 2015 CG-animated ''[[ALVINNN!!! and The Chipmunks]]'' series<ref name=Variety>[http://variety.com/article/VR1118060346?refCat=14/ Genao to revives ‘Chipmunks,’ ‘Xiaolin’], Variety.com, Retrieved 2012-11-09.</ref> and continued following the acquisition of the production company by Technicolor. |
==External Links== |
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Revision as of 21:52, 20 May 2017
Technicolor Animation Productions (acquired OuiDo! Productions, previously named Genao Productions) is a French corporation that provides services for entertainment industries.
OuiDo! Productions was a French-based entertainment production company that specialized in series animation founded in May 2003 by Philippe Mounier. By 2008 Sandrine Nguyen and Boris Hertzog were both named Managing Director and Executive Producer (later both were named CEO and Hertzog became the President). In 2012 the company experienced a short-lived name change to Genao Productions that lasted until the Fall 2013 when the company was renamed to OuiDo! Productions due to Lagardere Entertainment giving up its animation label.[1] In February 2015, OuiDo! Productions was purchased by Technicolor, a French-based studio.[2]
Since their founding, OuiDo! created multiple successful television series in France and abroad. These include Sonic Boom, Mini-Wolf, and The Legendaries. In 2012, Bagdasarian Productions partnered with OuiDo! Productions to develop the 2015 CG-animated ALVINNN!!! and The Chipmunks series[3] and continued following the acquisition of the production company by Technicolor.
External Links
- www.technicolor.com - Official Site
References
- ↑ Lagardere Entertainment Quits Animation, Variety.com, Retrieved 2014-01-21.
- ↑ Technicolor acquires OuiDO! Productions, Kidscreen.com, Retrieved 2015-02-26.
- ↑ Genao to revives ‘Chipmunks,’ ‘Xiaolin’, Variety.com, Retrieved 2012-11-09.