THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF INDIAN ANIMATION MOVIES

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THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF INDIAN ANIMATION MOVIES
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THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF INDIAN ANIMATION MOVIES

• Overview
• Indian animation movies, though not as advanced
  as their western counterparts, made beginning
  quite early
• The first animated movie completely produced by
  an Indian studio was released in the year 2000
• Since then more than 78 Indian animated movies,
  in different languages have been released
• Some of these have been quite successful and have
  seen sequels being released

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THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF INDIAN ANIMATION MOVIES

• Year 2000
• It all started in the year 2000 when Pandavas -
  The Five Warriors became the first animated
  feature film completely produced by an Indian
  studio
• It also won the National Award for the best
  feature film in English
• More details
• Film Name Pandavas - The Five Warriors
• Language English
• Director Usha Ganesarajah
• Technique CG Animation
• Studio Pentamedia Graphics

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THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF INDIAN ANIMATION MOVIES

• Year 2002
• Encouraged by the appreciation received by the
  first animated movie, the second Indian animation
  movie Alibaba (Alibaba the Forty Thieves) was
  released in the year 2002.
• It was directed by the same director (Usha
  Ganesarajah) and produced by the same studio
  (Pentamedia Graphics) as the first animated
  movie.
• More details
• Film Name Alibaba (Alibaba the Forty Thieves)
• Language English
• Director Usha Ganesarajah
• Technique CG Animation
• Studio Pentamedia Graphics

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THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF INDIAN ANIMATION MOVIES

• Year 2003
• The same studio (Pentamedia Graphics) produced
  the 3rd Indian animation movie - Son of Aladdin
• The movie was released as Mustafa and the
  Magician in the United States in the year 2016
  and was submitted for consideration for the
  animated feature film Oscar by this name.
• More details
• Film Name Son of Aladdin
• Language English
• Director Singeetam Srinivasa Rao
• Technique CG Animation
• Studio Pentamedia Graphics

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THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF INDIAN ANIMATION MOVIES

• Year 2004
• Making it a sort of a record, the same studio
  (Pentamedia Graphics) produced the 4th Indian
  animation movie - The Legend of Buddha
• But this time, the studio used the traditional
  technique instead of CG animation for the film
• More details
• Film Name The Legend of Buddha
• Language English
• Director Shamboo Falke
• Technique Traditional
• Studio Pentamedia Graphics

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THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF INDIAN ANIMATION MOVIES

• Year 2005
• The year 2005 was a breakthrough year with as
  many as four animated feature films being
  released.
• Pentamedia Graphics, the studio behind Indias
  1st four animated movies, released its 5th movie
  - Gullivers Travels
• The year also saw the release of 2 animation
  movies in Hindi language viz. Bhagmati The Queen
  of Fortunes, and Hanuman
• The year saw the release of the 1st animation
  movie in Punjabi language - Sahibzadey A Saga of
  Valor Sacrifice

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THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF INDIAN ANIMATION MOVIES

• Year 2004
• Details of the 4 animated movies released in the
  year 2004

FILM NAME LANGUAGE DIRECTOR STUDIO TECHNIQUE
Bhagmati The Queen of Fortunes Hindi Ashok Kaul Zee Telefilms Live-Action Traditional
Hanuman Hindi VG Samant Percept Picture Company Traditional
Gullivers Travel English Anita Udeep Pentamedia Graphics CG Animation
Sahibzadey A Saga of Valor Sacrifice Punjabi Sukhwinder Singh Vismaad Vismaad Traditional
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THE FIRST 5 YEARS OF INDIAN ANIMATION MOVIES

• Conclusion
• With growing viewership, many more high budget
  animation movies are estimated to be produced in
  India
• Due to a growing demand, the number of animation
  VFX studios have been growing in the country
• The studios are going to need many animators
  VFX artists
• As a result of animators VFX artists are going
  to be in high demand and enjoy good career growths

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About ESAC (e Plus School of Animation Advanced
Cinematics)
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About ESAC

• ESAC (e-plus school of animation cinematics) is
  a training service initiative by e-plus studio -
  a name synonymous with international animation
  films.
• So when you walk into our centre, youll feel
  like you have walked into an animation studio,
  and you learn in the backyard of our own
  animation studio.

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About ESAC

• ESAC is the best school for budding animators,
  VFX professionals, thinkers innovators, because
  with 900 hours of training and unrivaled
  approach to hands on interactive learning, you
  learn in one year what would take three years to
  learn at any other animation academy.
• This makes ESAC the more practical and affordable
  choice to any other animation academy.

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Courses _at_ ESAC

• Professional Course in 3D Animation
• This course is designed to create the next
  generation of animation artists for the growing
  animation industry
• 12 month certificate course
• 900 hours of training
• Monday to Friday (5 days a week)
• 4 hours daily
• Morning evening batches available
• To learn more about the course, enquiries
  scheduling a counselling session visit
• http//www.esac.school/professional-3d-animation-c
  ourse.php

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Courses _at_ ESAC

• Professional Course VFX (Visual Effects)
• Designed to create ready professionals for the
  VFX industry
• 12 month certificate course
• 900 hours of training
• Monday to Friday (5 days a week)
• 4 hours daily
• Morning evening batches available
• To learn more about the course, enquiries
  scheduling a counselling session visit
• http//www.esac.school/professional-vfx-course.php

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