Brazilian prodcos Glaz and Copa to merge

Sao Paulo-based TV and film production company Glaz and animation facility Copa Studio in Rio are set to consolidate into a new holding company named Glaz, following the receipt of a seven-figure Investimage 1 fund under Brazil's government incentive system Funcine.

By Jeremy Dickson

September 24, 2015

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Brazil, Cartoon Network Latin America, Copa Studio, Glaz, Haunted Tales, Jorel’s Brother, MIPCOM, Trunk Train

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Jeremy is the Features Editor of Kidscreen specializing in the content production, broadcasting and distribution aspects of the global children's entertainment industry. Contact Jeremy at jdickson@brunico.com.

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Brazilian prodcos Glaz and Copa to merge

Sao Paulo-based TV and film production company Glaz and animation facility Copa Studio in Rio are set to consolidate into a new holding company named Glaz, following the receipt of a seven-figure Investimage 1 fund under Brazil's government incentive system Funcine.

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Brazilian prodcos Glaz and Copa to merge

Sao Paulo-based TV and film production company Glaz and animation facility Copa Studio in Rio are set to consolidate into a new holding company named Glaz, following the receipt of a seven-figure Investimage 1 fund under Brazil's government incentive system Funcine.

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