BAKER TILLY PUBLISH ‘2001 AN ANIMATION ODYSSEY’

BAKER Tilly have published ‘2001 – An Animation Odyssey’, and is a ‘must-have’ for one of the world’s fastest growing and most lucrative industries.
The report is packed with the latest news on developments and trends and is designed to be a starting point for anyone approaching the animation industry for the first time, as well as a quick reference for the cognoscenti.
‘2001 – An Animation Odyssey’ covers the UK market – its growth and rate of change, new and emerging forms of animation such as video games, special effects and international projects that are making the headlines, as well as the pertinent issues of tax and raising finance for animation projects.
The report also identifies key issues affecting the industry which have been gleaned from comprehensive research and discussions with leading opinion formers within the industry.
Some of the issues examined include: The impact of dominating American distributors on the industry; Creating an advantageous business environment to assist fundraising; Tax breaks for local and international companies in the UK and Internet copyright enforcement.
Steve McMellon, Chairman, Baker Tilly Media Group, said: “Britain has the potential to become leading players in the animation industry. ‘2001 – An Animation Odyssey’ reflects our expertise in and views on the sector and we hope that it will prove an invaluable resource for anyone contemplating expansion, joint ventures or ancilliary activities.”
‘2001 – An Animation Odyssey’ costs £75.00 and is available by sending a cheque (made payable to Baker Tilly) to Nicky Brookes, Baker Tilly, 2 Bloomsbury Street, London, WC1B 3ST. (SP)