Denmark Animation, VFX & Games Markets, 2018-2020

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DUBLIN, April 5, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Denmark Animation, VFX & Games Industry: Strategies, Trends & Opportunities" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The first Danish animated full-length feature film Fyrtjet (The Magic Tinderbox) was produced in 1942. In 2002, the animated feature Drengen der ville gore det Umulige (The Boy Who Wanted To Be A Bear) opened in 100 French cinemas. It received a special mention of the jury at Berlin Film Festival, praising it as a masterpiece of animation, powerful, unique and of simple beauty.

Animation Workshop has been a vital part in the process of developing the Danish animation Industry. Over the past several years the 2-4 semester Course in Classical Animation has been the training ground for hundreds of animation professionals. The animation Workshop exerts a continuous effort to supply the Northern European animation businesses with vocational training possibilities, by arranging seminars and events focused on highly specialised skills.

Denmark places a very high importance on the development of children and the youth and nurtures a child's right to experience art. Danish film policy has been formed with the objective of developing a film culture for children.

Since the year 1982, the Danish Film Act has earmarked 25% of all government film subsidies to films for children and youth. This policy has boosted the quantum content creation for children and youth and has resulted in high quality content. This has also resulted in the creation of content which is of the form of storytelling for children using original stories from everyday life.

The Danish games market is growing at a fast pace and revenues touched US$ 275 million in 2018 and is projected to reach US$ 332 million by 2020. Mobile & hand held games is the fastest growing segment, followed by PC and Console games.

Key Topics Covered:

European Animation Industry

DEMAND FOR TV CONTENT

Feature Film Industry in Europe

MARKETING AND MERCHANDISING

Trends in Europe

COLLABORATION AMONG EUROPEAN STUDIOS
DRIVERS FOR SUCCESS
ANIMATION COST STRUCTURES IN EUROPE

Animation Movie Budgets in Europe
Strategies and Models for Animation financing in Europe

ANIMATION FUNDING AGENCIES
CENTRALISED ANIMATION FUNDING AGENCIES IN EUROPE

Television Series Development in Europe

PITCHING TELEVISION SERIES TO BROADCASTERS

CONTRACTUAL ISSUES
KEY RIGHTS IN CO-PRODUCTION AGREEMENTS
CO-PRODUCTIONS AND OUTSOURCING

Distribution Strategies in Europe

PRODUCER-DISTRIBUTOR CO-FINANCING PATTERNS

3D Market in Europe

ADVANTAGES OF 3D
DISADVANTAGES OF 3D

Industry Constraints and Challenges

Market size of European Animation, VFX & Games industry

Animation Content demand by TV Channels in Europe
European Animation & VFX industry Market Size
European Games industry Market Size

Animation, VFX & Games industry in Denmark

Recent Movie Trends in Denmark
Challenges
Strategies for Animation Studios in Denmark
Value of Animation Industry in Denmark
Size of Animation Industry in Denmark
Animation Co-Production in Denmark
Animation Funding in Denmark
Animation Studios in Denmark
Video Games Industry in Denmark

KEY TRENDS IN THE DANISH VIDEO GAMES INDUSTRY
DANISH VIDEO GAMES INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
VIDEO GAME BUSINESS MODELS IN DENMARK
ONLINE VIDEO GAMING BUSINESS MODELS IN DENMARK
DANISH VIDEO GAMES INDUSTRY VALUE CHAIN
MOBILE GAMES INDUSTRY VALUE CHAIN IN DENMARK

Key Opportunities & Strategies for Danish Video Games Industry
Video Games Market Segments in Denmark

MOBILE VIDEO GAMES SEGMENTS & GENRES IN DENMARK

Danish Video Games Market Size & Opportunity

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