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Hosted by Licensing Magazine/Animation Journal · business · EN · 15 episodes
Decoding Content and Brands Evolution Powered By Licensing Magazine & Animation Journal Gaining a competitive edge now means understanding how content and brands evolve as single stories move across films, games, licensing programs, live experiences, and social media universes. The Deep Media Pulse is the podcast that connects the dots. It was born from a clear need: making sense of a complex, interconnected ecosystem. Audiovisual, gaming, licensing, publishing, digital, and experiential media now converge. The Deep Media Pulse is for professionals who understand that today’s powerful IPs and brands are not built on a single medium. They are built Transmedia . But this podcast is also for brands and content fans and love to be updated on the latest trends and stories. The Deep Media Pulse is produced by the editorial team behind Licensing Magazine and Animation Journal . Both are landmark references in the global content
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Episode #6
In this episode, Mark Tayton, founder and Chief Adult Animation Adventurer at the newly established Marky Sparky Media Ltd, brings us the world of adult animation, examining the growing potential of mature content and why building a strong community is essential to successfully branding adult animated series and films.
Episode #5
In Episode 5 of Season 2 — entirely in Italian — Sio and Fraffrog take us through their adventure at Annecy, the world's most important animation festival. We retrace their journey, talk about future projects, and discover their new creative ambitions — including a musical dedicated to Napoleon!
Episode #4
In this episode, we welcome Lumatic’s Animator Director and Co-Founder Tomer Eshed to unveil the studio’s philosophy on animation, its approach to visual style and production values, as well as its upcoming slate of projects, including those presented at Annecy.
Episode #3
<p>In the third episode of the second season of the podcast, we dive into Crunchyroll’s future with Mitchell Berger, EVP of Global Commerce. We explore how Gen Alpha and Gen Z are shaping the future of streaming, and what Hollywood can learn from the world of anime.</p>
Episode #3
In the third episode of the second season of the podcast, we dive into Crunchyroll’s future with Mitchell Berger, EVP of Global Commerce. We explore how Gen Alpha and Gen Z are shaping the future of streaming, and what Hollywood can learn from the world of anime.
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