Head of Animation, Warner Bros. left for DreamWorks Animation
Warner Bros. Film Studio Pictures has lost another high-ranking executive. According to The Wrap, Christopher DeFaria, President of Warner Animation Group, will become the new head of DreamWorks Feature Animation Group. In this position, he will take over the responsibilities previously assigned to Jeffrey Katzenberg, who retired after the sale of DreamWorks Animation to NBC Universal. "He has great creative instincts, heightened commercial flair, extensive connections, and most importantly, he has a proven track record of using cutting-edge technology to push new boundaries in animation and innovative hybrid cinematography," the head of Universal Pictures said in a statement. Donna Langley. Note that Christopher DeFaria led Warner Animation Group for four years. Under his direct supervision, projects such as "Gravity" and a series of animated movies based on LEGO lines have been created. One of them called "Lego. The Movie: Batman" viewers will be able to see in 2017. DeFaria also oversaw the development of advanced movieing technologies that were then applied to various feature movies, such as Mad Max 4: Fury Road. The Topic of Article: Head of Animation, Warner Bros. left for DreamWorks Animation. |
