A new article by Antonios Vlassis, Thuy Tran and Marina Rossato Fernandes examines how the Trump trade agenda reshaped global audiovisual governance and its implications for culture, trade and regulation.
Meet the members of our International Advisory Board and explore the diverse expertise and perspectives they bring to our community!
On 10 June 2026, ANIMA MUNDI joined the Games for Culture Cluster in Brussels, exchanging insights with 12 Horizon Europe projects and exploring new connections between animation, gaming and innovation.
Following the first IP-Thlon in Udine, ANIMA MUNDI and CEE Animation continue the series at Animafest Zagreb, exploring IP protection, licensing and international growth opportunities for European animation.
On 3 June 2026, the University of Vienna hosted Prof. Marie-Josée Saint-Pierre and Lisa Heuschober for a discussion on feminist perspectives on generative AI, animation and the future of creative technologies.
ANIMA MUNDI held its first IP-Thlon in Udine, bringing together animation professionals and researchers to explore IP management, licensing and export strategies for non-EU markets, with a focus on China.
ANIMA MUNDI launches a Europe-wide survey for animation professionals. Share your insights on IP, platforms and AI, and help shape future policies for the European animation industry.
Are you 12-24? Take part in ANIMA MUNDI’s survey on animation habits and platforms. Share your preferences, help shape the future of animation, and win a European Youth Card.
ANIMA MUNDI joins FILMART Hong Kong with a session exploring opportunities for European animation in Asian markets, bringing together industry leaders from Europe, China, Japan and South Korea.
At the first EFM Animation Days in Berlin, ANIMA MUNDI hosted a strategic session on boosting the visibility of European animated films, reinforcing dialogue between industry, policy and research at the heart of the international film market.
ANIMA MUNDI enters its second year with a renewed roadmap, accelerating research, pilot actions and international engagement to strengthen the European Animation Industry Ecosystem and translate analysis into practical tools and policy guidance.
ANIMA MUNDI establishes its International Advisory Board, bringing together leading industry organisations and academic experts to guide the project’s work.
