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.
From December 1st to 3rd, ANIMA MUNDI participated in ANIMAR – the European Animation Convention in Barcelona, contributing to expert discussions and organising focus groups on international promotion, market structures, and IP challenges in the European animation ecosystem.
Discover ANIMA MUNDI’s latest milestones, insights, and next steps as we advance our work to strengthen the European Animation Industry Ecosystem.
ANIMA MUNDI joins ANIMAR Barcelona (1–3 Dec) with two Focus Groups exploring today’s European animation landscape.
ANIMA MUNDI has released its Set-the-Stage Report from the 2025 workshops. This internal deliverable informs the next research steps and upcoming tools supporting the global visibility of European animation.
From Annecy to online sessions, ANIMA MUNDI’s Set-the-Stage Workshops gathered voices from the European animation sector to reflect on shared challenges and imagine new paths forward.
Learn more about the discussions and insights shaping the next steps of the project.
On 26 September 2025, representatives of ANIMA MUNDI and StreamSCAPES took part in a seminar at the European University Institute in Florence, discussing the role of culture and the audiovisual sector in EU policymaking.
As part of the StreamSCAPES and ANIMA MUNDI projects, a scientific seminar will be held on September 26 at the European University Institute in Florence. It will focus on the role of culture in European policies. A scientific seminar organized with the support of REBOOT and Cresciné.
During the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, the ANIMA MUNDI team held two in-person sessions to engage with professionals from the sector. These meetings mark the start of the project’s field phase.
