STX Animation
STX Animation, LLC, is an American animation studio and division of STX Entertainment to produce theatrical films, founded on March 18, 2027. The studio is base…
| STX Animation, LLC | |
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| Type | Division |
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| Founded | March 18, 2027 |
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| Owner | Crown Productions (A-CAP) |
| Parent | STX Entertainment |
STX Animation, LLC, is an American animation studio and division of STX Entertainment to produce theatrical films, founded on March 18, 2027. The studio is based in Burbank, California, with offices in Greenwich, Connecticut, Toronto, Canada and Paris, France; the Paris branch was originally Method Animation.
History
In March 2027, STX Entertainment formed an animation division and a multi-year partnership with Paris, France-based animation studio Method Animation. In October 2027, STX Animation hired former DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg as head of animation. On November 19, 2027, it was reported that former Warner Animation Group executive Allison Abbate was in talks to lead the studio. Both films would be distributed by Amazon MGM Studios as part of their deal with STX Animation.
STX Animation signed on directors Dylan Brown (Wonder Park) to direct Toyland, Bibo Bergeron (The Road to El Dorado, Shark Tale and A Monster in Paris) to direct Enchanted, and Chris Sanders (Lilo & Stitch, How to Train Your Dragon, The Croods, The Call of the Wild and The Wild Robot) to write and direct Larrikins.
In February 2028, it was announced that Rob Letterman and Conrad Vernon would revive their long-dormant project Imaginary Enemies for STX Animation after it was originally set up at DreamWorks Animation during 2010s. In March 2028, Tim Johnson revealed that he had entered into an exclusive, multi-year overall deal with STX Animation.
STX formally acquired Method Animation and rebranded it as STX Animation Paris in April 2028.
In May 2028, Bill Damaschke, producer of Enchanted, was hired as head of production at STX Animation to oversee production planning for the studio's slate of films. The following month, longtime DreamWorks Animation director Chris Miller was announced to have joined STX Animation to develop and produce an original animated film for the studio. In June 2028, DNEG became an animation partner to STX Animation Paris on an upcoming film. On October 24, 2028, DNEG was revealed to be animating on Rob Letterman and Conrad Vernon's Imaginary Enemies.
On March 26, 2029, DNEG revealed that they would continue their collaboration with STX Animation, working with the studio to create the animation on Tim Johnson's Olivia in Wonderland. This includes Tusker, a new film directed by Rob Minkoff. On June 15, 2029, Alessandro Carloni revealed that he had entered into an exclusive, multi-year overall deal with STX Animation.
Production logo
With the release of The Snowman in October 2028, STX Animation revealed their first logo. With the release of Toyland in March 2029, their full logo was released and shows the Snowman and James from The Snowman which are now the mascots of the studio launched from their snow (also from The Snowman) flying around to form the studio's logo with magic blue trail, the fanfare was composed by Jon Brion which was adopted from the theme of The Snowman. It was animated by their Paris branch, STX Animation Paris and their head of animation, Jeffrey Katzenberg.
Filmography
Feature films
Upcoming films
| Release | Title | Director(s) | Writer(s) | Producer(s) | Composer(s) | Distribution | Animation Service(s) | |
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| Screenplay by | Story by | |||||||
| March 16, 2029 | Toyland | Dylan Brown | Phil Johnston | Jeffrey Katzenberg Robert Simonds Adam Fogelson Mireille Soria |
Bear McCreary | Amazon MGM Studios | STX Animation Paris | |
| November 23, 2029 | Enchanted | Bibo Bergeron | Ted Elliott Terry Rossio Irene Mecchi Jonathan Roberts |
Jeffrey Katzenberg Robert Simonds Adam Fogelson Jane Hartwell Bill Damaschke |
Hans Zimmer Steve Mazzaro (score) Benj Pasek Justin Paul (songs) | |||
| May 24, 2030 | Larrikins | Chris Sanders | Based on DreamWorks Animation's short film "Bilby" by Liron Topaz, Pierre Perifel and JP Sans Also Based on the original developed by Chris Miller and Tim Minchin |
Jeffrey Katzenberg Robert Simonds Adam Fogelson Daniela Mazzucato |
Kris Bowers (score) Justin Tranter (songs) | |||
| Chris Sanders | ||||||||
| December 20, 2030 | Imaginary Enemies | Rob Letterman Conrad Vernon |
Phil Johnston Rob Letterman |
Jeffrey Katzenberg Robert Simonds Adam Fogelson Aron Warner |
Henry Jackman | STX Animation Paris DNEG Animation | ||
| July 3, 2031 | Olivia in Wonderland | Tim Johnson | Based on the book by: Lewis Carroll |
Jeffrey Katzenberg Robert Simonds Adam Fogelson Bonnie Arnold |
Lorne Balfe | |||
| Lauren Hynek Elizabeth Martin Karey Kirkpatrick | ||||||||
| November 13, 2031 | Tusker | Rob Minkoff | Ed Stone Nate Hopper |
Jeffrey Katzenberg Robert Simonds Adam Fogelson Alex Schwartz |
Alan Silvestri | |||
| TBA | The Wizards of Once | Chris Miller | Based on the book by: Cressida Cowell |
Jeffrey Katzenberg Robert Simonds Adam Fogelson Denise Nolan Casino |
Henry Jackman | |||
| Tom Wheeler | ||||||||
| Me and My Shadow | Alessandro Carloni | Phil Johnston Alessandro Carloni |
Jeffrey Katzenberg Robert Simonds Adam Fogelson Christina Steinberg |
Lorne Balfe | ||||
| Monkeys of Mumbai | Chris Sanders | Jeffrey Katzenberg Robert Simonds Adam Fogelson Daniela Mazzucato |
Alan Silvestri | |||||
Short films
| Release | Title | Director(s) | Producer(s) | Composer | Distribution | Animation Service(s) |
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| October 6, 2028 | The Snowman | Mark Koetsier | Jeffrey Katzenberg Jennifer Magee-Cook |
Jon Brion | Amazon Prime Video | STX Animation Paris |
| June 15, 2029 | Hank's Bad Dreams | Ryan Gaffney | Jeffrey Katzenberg Richard Hollander |
Bear McCreary | ||
| March 15, 2030 | Sly and Wally's Magical Rescue | Mark Koetsier James Baxter |
Jeffrey Katzenberg Osnat Shurer |
Steve Mazzaro |
Television series
Released
| Release | Season | Episodes | Title | Showrunner/Developer | Composer | Network | Co-Production | Animation Service(s) |
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| June 28, 2030 | 1 | 13 | Sinbad the Sailor | Jeffrey Katzenberg | Jon Brion | Amazon Prime Video | Gotham Group | ICON Creative Studio |
| April 24, 2031 | 2 | |||||||
| November 25, 2031 | 3 |
See also
- Walt Disney Animation Studios
- Blue Sky Studios
- Illumination
- Warner Bros. Animation
- DreamWorks Animation
- Nickelodeon Animation Studio
- Sony Pictures Animation
- DNEG Animation
References
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