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October 9, 2012
Toon Boom Animation Inc. announced today that the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has granted a 2012 Primetime Engineering Emmy to Storyboard Pro, Toon Boom?s flagship storyboarding software. Prime Engineering Emmys are presented for engineering developments so significant an improvement on existing methods or so innovative in nature that they materially affect the transmission, recording or reception of television.
?With its widespread adoption throughout the industry, we are honored the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has recognized Storyboard Pro?s significant impact and contribution to the production of televised content,? says Joan Vogelesang, president and chief executive officer of Toon Boom.
?Storyboard Pro is the only true storyboarding application that offers all the key tasks that storyboard artists require for any type of project, be it animation or live-action,? the Academy stated in their press materials.
The 64th Primetime Emmy Engineering Awards ceremony will take place on Wednesday, October 24th at the Loews Hollywood Hotel in Hollywood.
About Toon Boom Animation Inc.
Toon Boom Animation Inc. (toonboom.com), a Corus Entertainment Inc. company, is the worldwide leader in digital content and animation creation software, delivering products and services online to its global community. Toon Boom carries user-friendly applications for all, catering to children, home users, creative professionals as well as students, educators and schools. Toon Boom is fully dedicated to education and goes far beyond just developing technology and curriculums that will enhance the classroom experience. Toon Boom is an influential advocate of bringing industry and education together, while partnering with value-added partners to help students achieve their goals.
Source: Financial Post
Posted in: Headline, Industry News
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