Modern TV and Animation Technology

A Filipino animator who has worked on popular animated films such as 'Finding Nemo', 'Brave', and 'Wall-E'.

A Filipino animator who has worked on popular animated films such as 'Coco', 'A Bug's Life', 'Ratatouille', and 'Monsters Inc'.

Filipino animation produced in 2020, known for its unique blend of traditional and modern animation techniques, and its focus on Filipino culture.

Filipino animations produced in the Philippines, often showcasing local stories, traditions, and cultural elements.

A Filipino animator who famously worked on 'Up', 'The Incredibles', and 'Inside-out' – all critically acclaimed Pixar films.

The process of creating the illusion of movement by displaying a series of images with slight differences rapidly. Each image is technically called a frame.

A type of animation that utilizes computer software to create, manipulate, and render images and scenes. This technology is widely used in modern movies, videos, and games.

A way to control a device using your voice. Common examples include Apple's Siri and Samsung's Bixby.

The transfer of content from one device, such as a phone, to another screen, like a TV.

A type of connection that replaced older cable port connections. It allows for a more user-friendly connection between devices, especially for gaming consoles like Playstation and Xbox.

The two largest television broadcasting companies in the Philippines, ABS-CBN and GMA, control approximately 81% of the Filipino audience.

A significant amount of money is made by these companies through advertisements, especially during election seasons.

While traditional television still dominates, Filipinos have access to Filipino TV content through online platforms and video-on-demand services.

Televisions have become connected to the internet, offering online viewing possibilities, similar to smartphones.

Modern televisions are equipped with pre-installed apps like Netflix, HBO, Disney, YouTube, and Spotify, allowing for wider content access beyond traditional television channels.

A leading producer of traditional animation and Adobe Flash, renowned for expertise in Flash animation.

The leading organization for Filipino animators, providing 2D and 3D animation services.

The outsourcing of business processes to external companies, often in other countries.

A sub-contracted Filipino company that employs Filipino artists and animators for major Western animation companies.

The act of creating moving images using various techniques, often for entertainment or storytelling.