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DreamWorks  SKG
Founded in 1994 by moguls Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg & David Geffen {the 'SKG'}; DreamWorks Animation merged with Pacific Data Images & split off in 2004; the remainder sold to Paramount in February 2006.

Dreamworks S.K.G. moon logo      Dreamworks S.K.G. moon silhouette logo
Dreamworks SKG official website {requires Flash}
Dreamworks SKG entry at Wikipedia
Jawad's fansite

M-GO Entertainment is a joint venture between DreamWorks and Technicolor that launched in late 2012 http://www.mgo.com/



Books About STUDIO

Rise & Fall of DreamWorks  "The Dream Team: The Rise & Fall of DreamWorks -
Lessons From The New Hollywood" [2006]
by Daniel M. Kimmel

Ivan R. Dee pb [10/2007] for $13.45
Ivan R. Dee 8½x5¾ hardcover [11/2006] for $24.95



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DreamWorks Animation
Independent animation company Pacific Data Images {P.D.I.} was founded in 1980, to produce animated logos & TV commercials; expanded in 1990 to develop CGI (computer generated imagery) animation software; in 1997, DreamWorks S.K.G. (founded in 1994) formed a partnership with P.D.I., resulting in the hit feature "Antz" [1998], and the "Shrek" films; in 2004, DreamWorks's own animation division split from the parent, purchased the remainder of P.D.I., and took the name DreamWorks Animation. DreamWorks Animation's distribution deal with Paramount ends in 2012, so they are now signed with Fox to distribute from 2013 thru 2017.
DreamWorks Animation official website
Dreamworks Animation entry at Wikipedia

"Shrek" won the first Oscar for Best Animated Picture

oct 2012 DreamWorks Animation Chairman Roger Enrico has resigned effective immediately and fellow board member Mellody Hobson will replace him, the company announced on Thursday. Enrico has been the chairman of the company since it went public in 2004. The former Chairman and CEO of Pepsi joined DreamWorks Animation after 31 years at the food and beverage conglomerate.

DreamWorks Classics (formerly known as Classic Media), is an American animation studio and production company owned by DreamWorks Animation. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DreamWorks_Classics

DreamWorks Animation & Netflix Enter Content Deal For 300 Hours Of Programming DWA will produce 300 hours of programming centering on its stable of animated characters, as well as those from its Classic Media library, for Netflix over the next three years. (DH)

DreamWorks Classics (formerly known as Classic Media), is an American animation studio and production company owned by DreamWorks Animation. It was founded in 2000 as Classic Media by former Marvel Entertainment CEO Eric Ellenbogen and former Broadway Video executive John Engelman.[2] Its portfolio consists of various acquired intellectual property libraries and character brands as well as licensing rights for various third-party properties. In 2012, DreamWorks Animation won the bidding to acquire Classic Media from its owner, Boomerang Media, and renamed it DreamWorks Classics.[3][4][5]



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