Vanguard Animation

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Vanguard Films & Animation
Former type Subsidiary
Industry CGI animation
Founded 2002
Founder(s) John H. Williams,
Neil Braun
Defunct 2012
Headquarters West Hollywood, California, US
Number of locations 3
Key people Chief Executive Officer
John H. Williams
Head of Production
Gary Chapman (England)
Employees 10
Parent Vanguard Films
Website vanguardfilms.com

Vanguard Animation, LLC. was an American animation studio founded in 2002 by producer, John H. Williams and Neil Braun.[1]

Vanguard is based in West Hollywood, California and has offices in British Columbia, Canada and Ealing Studios in London England, United Kingdom.

Starz Media owns a minority stake in Vanguard.

History

Vanguard Animation was founded in 2002 by John H. Williams and his film production company Vanguard Films, founded in 1985.[1] For its launch, Vanguard Animation signed with Disney a four-picture deal to produce sub-$40 million computer-animated films.[2][3] Following year, Vanguard sold a minority stake to IDT Corporation and partnered with its animation unit, Digital Production Solutions, to co-produce and co-own all Vanguard's properties,[1][4] including Valiant (2005), the first project produced for Disney.[2]

Filmography

Feature films

Released films

# Title Release date Budget Gross RT IMDb
1 Valiant August 19, 2005 $35,000,000 $61,746,888 31% 5.6
2 Happily N'Ever After January 5, 2007 $47,000,000 $38,085,778 4% 4.2
3 Space Chimps July 18, 2008 $37,000,000 $64,834,964 36% 4.5
4 Space Chimps 2: Zartog Strikes Back May 28, 2010 N/A $4,124,518 0% 2.3

Canceled films

See also

References

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