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SB-4926ģD models or movie clips disappear from the scene if the file name ends with a v and three digits (-v001). Missing frames and other issues when importing short movies. Keyboard shortcuts no longer work when the mouse focus is in a caption field in the Panel view. The Help menu disappears after closing a project and reopening another one. SB-4413ĮxportManager::exportToHarmony does not work in batch Mode. Importing a PSD with LayerManager::importImageAsLayer pops up a redundant multi layer message.

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Text is not exported when exporting a PDF by using a command line script. Running scripts from the command line without the -batch parameter will crash. SB-4909Ĭrash when exporting to PDF when Display Selected Caption is enabled. The Set Colour menu option does not work for New Empty Clips and Image Clips.

Opacity isn’t applied to a stroke created in a video clip layer until the stroke is done. Using the Split Panel At Current Frame command on a duplicated scene may cause a crash when there are two instances of the same project open in memory. Playback can get stuck when Loop and Sound are enabled.

Stroke colour is lost when undoing and redoing cut and pasted strokes. The following issues are fixed in this release of Storyboard Pro and later. IMC says their entertainment media holdings receive 350 million monthly unique visitors.Storyboard Pro 22.0.1 build 22.5 () Fixes Presumably, Toon Boom would fall into its entertainment holdings, which currently consists of websites like Fandom, Screen Junkies, Gamespot, and TV Guide. The company, which is backed by private equity firm TPG, invests across the digital media landscape and has three verticals: soccer, e-commerce enablement, and entertainment.

IMC’s website does not indicate they have any other animation-specific holdings.

We are excited to collaborate with the team at Toon Boom to expand their platform into new markets and to introduce ground-breaking products.” … Its exceptional tools are trusted by both large and small creative teams, as well as educational institutions shaping the next generation of talent.

Yuning Zhang, who led the transaction for IMC, said in a statement: “Toon Boom empowers creators of all types to bring their stories to life through a versatile platform that offers powerful storyboarding, extensive animation capabilities, and tools for streamlining the production process.

Corus purchased a 50% interest in Toon Boom in 2004, and acquired the remaining portion of the company in 2012. This move will free up capital, increase Corus’ financial flexibility, and sharpen our focus as we advance our strategic plan and priorities.”

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After an enterprise-wide review of our operating model and asset base, we have decided to exit the animation software business. Colin Bohm, EVP of content and corporate strategy at Corus Entertainment explained further, “Corus is building a powerful multiplatform business aggregating premium video content.

Nelvana’s parent company Corus expects to net $142 million CAD from the deal, which it will use to repay debt.

The deal is expected to close in calendar 2023.

IMC paid $147.5 million Canadian ($111.4 million USD) in cash to acquire Toon Boom.

The programs, which are are particularly dominant in North American productions, are used in the making of countless series including The Cuphead Show, Animaniacs, Centaurworld, The Ghost and Molly McGee, and Central Park, as well as features like The Princess and the Frog, The Bob’s Burgers Movie, and Space Jam: A New Legacy.

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Montreal-based Toon Boom Animation is the developer of Harmony and Storyboard Pro software, two of the most widely-used professional animation packages for digital 2d production.

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