Evolution of animation
Reflecting on the historical trajectory of animation, exploring how styles, genres, and techniques have evolved over time.
The Animation & More Summit 2024, themed “Animation Comes Out Trumps“, celebrates the dynamic evolution and resilience of the Indian animation industry. Despite global challenges, including economic uncertainties and industry upheavals, animation has surged ahead, with creativity thriving across feature films, advertisements, series, and short films.
Anime, in particular, is experiencing exponential growth, driven by increased investment from OTT platforms and broadcasters. The Indian animation landscape is evolving beyond traditional children’s content to appeal to a broader audience. This shift is exemplified by renowned filmmakers integrating animation into their projects. S.S. Rajamouli continues to expand the Baahubali universe with a new animated series, while Nag Ashwin has creatively used animation in both the opening sequence and the animated prelude ‘B&B: Bujji and Bhairava’ for his feature, ‘Kalki 2898 AD’. Additionally, Imtiaz Ali’s latest biopic, ‘Amar Singh Chamkila’, showcases a compelling blend of animation and live-action, illustrating the genre’s expanding narrative possibilities.
This summit will explore the convergence of creativity and technology, focusing on AI’s transformative role in animation production. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with industry leaders, explore emerging trends, and celebrate excellence in animation at the prestigious Ann Awards. This summit underscores animation’s growing influence and its significant role in shaping the future of entertainment.
Reflecting on the historical trajectory of animation, exploring how styles, genres, and techniques have evolved over time.
Analysing the surge in popularity of anime within the Indian market and its implications for various sectors including broadcasting, streaming, and theatrical releases.
Examining the steady growth of the animation industry amidst economic uncertainties and market fluctuations.
Delving into the impact of artificial intelligence on animation production processes, job roles, and intellectual property rights.
Investigate emerging markets and distribution channels for both feature-length and short animated films.
Strategies for professionals to leverage AI and other emerging technologies to remain competitive and safeguard against job displacement.
Animators, storyboard artists, production managers, and studio executives.
Writers, directors, producers, and filmmakers interested in animation as a storytelling medium.
Executives, content strategists, and licensing professionals from television networks and digital platforms.
Animation educators, students, and academic researchers.
Developers, engineers, and technologists specialising in animation software and emerging technologies.
Entrepreneurs, investors, industry analysts, and policymakers.