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After originally starting out in 1994 to provide a way for large animation companies such as Disney to become more efficient, Toon Boom realized growth in the professional market was limited. So, two years later, the company focused on emerging markets and pioneered the animation business in India by setting up schools to train students to be employed by North American studios. The company has now exported its business model to every continent, and international business makes up 95% of its profits, 45% of which comes from Asia. In 2003, it made a big push to simplify its software, focusing on the online and educational market, which it predicts will grow from the current 45% to make up to 70% of its business in the next five years.
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Toon Boom, which has 66 staff members, has a similar strategy to Apple of continuously rolling out new software to stay innovative. “You start with the Nano, then move to the iPod Touch and grow your user with the chain of products,” explains French-born Karina Bessoudo, VP of marketing and communications for Toon Boom. It worked for Mussey, who started with Toon Boom Studio which costs US$250, got hooked, and now uses Animate Pro, which costs US$2,000. The British-born and Carribean-raised company CEO, Joan Vogelesang, adds that growth comes from its new stuff, but Toon Boom’s reputation lies in its core line of professional products. Toon boom harmony alternative professional# So why is a company that landed Disney as its first client, has a worldwide presence and has consistently grown over 20% each year so concerned with its reputation? “It’s the prestige of the company,” says Bessoudo. “Even for a kid buying Flipboom, knowing he’s using the technology Disney is using to create Marvel cartoons is an inspiration. It’s highly important to secure the niche and grow it as much as possible.” Seventeen years ago Disney was looking for an alternative to its in-house software, and Toon Boom developed something to suit its needs. That has been the company’s strategy ever since: listen to what animators want, and adapt the software accordingly. Toon boom harmony alternative software#įrank Falcone, president of Toronto-based animation studio Guru, says he remembers the company being very eager for feedback when it presented its software to his studio a few years ago. Though he declined to use it, mostly because Guru animators are accustomed to in-house software, he likes the product and says he is open to adopting it for other upcoming projects. “Probably one of best products out there.
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