Why animation is leaning into real-time tech

Animation companies like Cyber Group, Aardman and JAM are increasingly using video game engines Unreal and Unity to improve workflow and cost savings. Can it become the industry standard?

By Jeremy Dickson

August 10, 2020

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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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Why animation is leaning into real-time tech

Animation companies like Cyber Group, Aardman and JAM are increasingly using video game engines Unreal and Unity to improve workflow and cost savings. Can it become the industry standard?

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