WORLD NEWS | UAE: Sharjah Animation Conference to kick off May 3

dubai [UAE]25 April (ANI/WAM): The Sharjah Book Authority (SBA) is gearing up to host the inaugural Sharjah Animation Conference (SAC) at the Sharjah Cultural Centre.

The conference will take place at Sharjah Expo Center from May 3rd to 5th, bringing together a diverse range of award-winning animation producers and renowned publishers from around the world for a series of closed-door sessions.

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Exclusive sessions will discuss a range of related topics aimed at educating publishers about the world of selling rights to books and illustrations to animation studios, including intellectual property (IP), production and distribution rights, evaluation of potential deals, and negotiation of licensing terms .

Attendees will be able to build successful collaborations and partnerships with animators using the wealth of knowledge and resources on offer. They will also be able to push their books and titles to newer and greater heights.

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The conference brings together a wide range of international producers who have achieved notable achievements in their careers and will provide publishers with unique insights into expanding their productions into new markets and formats.

Khoula Al Mujaini, Executive Director of SAC, said: “The SBA is organizing this unprecedented meeting and spearheading pioneering work in the region, in line with the goal of seeking to support publishers and further strengthen their relationship with animation industry leaders around the world. together with creators and producers. Our aim is to drive innovation and creativity in the field, foster positive change in visual content production and elevate this creative industry to exciting new levels. The event embodies the SBA elevates the vision of children in the book illustration sector and animation production in the UAE and the Arab world.” (ANI/WAM)

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