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Apple TV+ Cancels 'Central Park' After Three Seasons | Animation World Network - Vimarsana News

Apple TV+ Cancels 'Central Park' After Three Seasons | Animation World Network

The animated musical comedy series following the Tillerman-Hunter family as they save the world’s most famous park will not return to the streamer for a fourth season, says co-creator Josh Gad.

Source: awn.com
Pairing Natural History and VFX Together in 'Life on Our Planet' - Vimarsana News

Pairing Natural History and VFX Together in 'Life on Our Planet'

Produced in partnership with ILM and narrated by Morgan Freeman, Netflix’s new documentary series uses the latest technology and science to resurrect creatures long extinct as it follows life’s epic battle to conquer and survive on planet earth. 

Source: awn.com
Opinion: Just ask Taylor Swift: Data make the case for movie theaters versus streaming - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Just ask Taylor Swift: Data make the case for movie theaters versus streaming

Beyoncé is also wisely releasing her concert film in theaters before streaming it. Hollywood should take note.

Source: yahoo.com
New 'The Boys' Spin-Off Series May be in Development | Animation World Network - Vimarsana News

New 'The Boys' Spin-Off Series May be in Development | Animation World Network

Set in Mexico City, the rumored Spanish language project could be the third live-action series in the universe, following the recent release of ‘Gen V;’ sources say ‘Blue Beetle’ penner Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer is attached to write.

Source: awn.com
Rotten Fruit? - Vimeo, Censorship and Creative Freedom - Vimarsana News

Rotten Fruit? - Vimeo, Censorship and Creative Freedom

Canadian filmmaker Ivan Li’s animated short, ‘Fruit,’ was permanently removed from the streaming platform – that positions itself as a champion of bold cinema and art - despite endorsements from staff curators, a successful 2-year festival run, and ARTE broadcast in France; the artist hopes his case serves as a warning sign to independent filmmakers.

Source: awn.com