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Who Is Who 2021 50%-45% Deduction for investment in Spanish productions 2021 or co-productions 4% Corporation Tax Canary Islands Special Zone 50%-45% Direct deduction for international productions 0% Regional VAT www.canaryislandsfilm.com Lanzarote · Fuerteventura · Gran Canaria · Tenerife · La Gomera · La Palma · El Hierro NIPO: 114210078 Message from the CEO of ICEX Spain Trade and Investment Message from the CEO of ICEX Spain Trade and Investment Dear reader, MoreDear reader,than ever in these difficult times, we continue with our support for the Spanish animation area, presenting our sixth edition of the “Who is who” guide, a publication which provides a com- pleteContinuing picture with of Spain’sour support animation for the industry Spanish and animation highlights area, its we values are proud and its to talent.present our fi fth edition of the “Who is who” guide, a publication which provides a complete picture of Spain’s Spanishanimation creators industry are and working highlights hard its to values gain furtherand its internationaltalent. successes, following those already achieved through productions such as the Oscar nominee and BAFTA award-winning “Klaus”, theThis prestigious publication “Buñuel is your inultimate the labyrinth guide ofto the the turtles” industry, or theintroducing new adventures you to companiesof “Pocoyó” of and his friends.various sizes and profi les, including producers, studios and services providers with active projects in 2020. ANIMATION This publication is your ultimate guide to the industry, introducing you to companies of various si- zesAnimation and profiles, from Spain including is the producers, brand created studios by and ICEX services to promote providers the withSpanish active animation projects in 2021. industry at all international shows around the globe. Animation from Spain is the umbrella brand created and supported by ICEX Spain Trade and InvestmentYou are cordially to promote invited theto visit Spanish us at animationour stands industryat Kidscreen at all Summit, international MIFA showsor MIPCOM, around the globe.among other events, and so to see how Spanish animation productions are playing in the best global league. You are cordially invited to browse through the guide, contact the companies or visit us at our stands,Kind regards, virtually or not, at Kidscreen Summit, MIFA or MIPCOM, among other events, and so see how Spanish animation productions are once again playing in the best global league. ICEXICEX María Peña Mateos SPAINSPAIN TRADE TRADE AND AND INVESTMENT INVESTMENT CEO ICEX Spain Trade and Investment Kind regards, ITCITC AND AND DIGITAL DIGITAL CONTENT CONTENT DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT +34+34 913 913 491 491 871 871 María Peña Mateos [email protected]@icex.es www.icex.eswww.icex.es GOBIERNO MINISTERIO DE ESPAÑA DE INDUSTRIA, COMERCIO Y TURISMO EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENTDEVELOPMENT FUND A WAY TO MAKE EUROPE GENERAL INDEX www.animationfromspain.com ICEX | ANIMATION FROM SPAIN | DIBOOS 6 SPANISH ANIMATION IN FIGURES 10 TAX INCENTIVES PRODUCTION OF FILMS & AUDIOVISUAL SERIES IN SPAIN 12 ANIMATION FROM SPAIN COMPANIES 18 ICEX SPAIN TRADE AND INVESTMENT DIBOOS ICEX Spain Trade and Investment, in collaboration with DIBOOS, The Spanish Association of Animation The Spanish Federation of Animation Producers and Visual Eff ects Associations is the umbrella body Producers, is proud to present the new edition of its Guide to ANIMATION FROM SPAIN for 2021, the of the sector’s principal associations. DIBOOS works toge-ther with ANIMATION FROM SPAIN and is perfect way to discover Spanish content and companies at a glance. www.icex.es devoted to promoting the Spanish animation industry. www.diboos.com ICEX SPAIN TRADE www.animationfromspain.com DIBOOS This publication offers you a picture of Spain’s animationAND industry INVESTMENT and highlights its values and its talent. DIBOOS represents more than 90% of Spanish anima-tion and VFX production. 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FROM SPAIN for 2020, the perfect way to • Diversify the export markets promoting the Spanish animation industry. discover Spanish content and companies at a glance. for Spanish products andWith services. the arrival of the new century our own IPs began to explore the world: “Pocoyo”, “Tad the lost • Increase the number of export sectors DIBOOS represents more than 90% of Spanish anima- Here you will find all the information you need to get in touch with any Spanish company. Whether you’re and their share in the overallexplorer”, Spanish “Bernard” were born in Spain. interested in producers, studios or distributors with a presenceThis publication at major off internationalers you a picture animation of Spain’s festivals, anima- economy. tion and VFX production. tion industry and highlights its values and its talent. 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They also produce cutting-edge animation Paseo de la Castellana, 278 With the arrival of the new century our own IPs began technology software that is used and appreciated all 28046 Madrid. Spain to explore the world: “Pocoyo”, “Tad the lost explorer”, However, if you do not need just animation but VFX, we also deliver it. TV series like “Game of thrones” around the globe. +34 913 491 871 “Bernard” were born in Spain. www.icex.es [email protected] “the Mandalorian” have already trusted in our VFX companies. www.animationfromspain.com Here you will fi nd all the information you need to get Nowadays we have a strong animation industry with in touch with any Spanish company. 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President However, if you do not need just animation but VFX, we • Increase the number of export sectors and their share in the overall Spanish economy. also deliver it. TV series like “Game of thrones” and “the Mandalorian” have already trusted in our VFX companies. • Promote Spanish investment abroad. Spain is also a land of technology for animation and www.icex.es VFX. The well-known Arnold Render engine and Real Flow software come from our land. Silvia Barraclough www.animationfromspain.com Head of Videogames and Animation These are just some examples of the large ecosystem [email protected] of companies, services and schools oriented to make +34 913 491 871 your animated dreams come alive. Paseo de la Castellana, 278 María Arochena GOBIERNO MINISTERIO Nico Matji DE ESPAÑA DE INDUSTRIA, COMERCIO 28046 Madrid. Spain Y TURISMO [email protected] President [email protected] +34 651 909 157 +34 913 491 871 6 7 Peterson and Findus Animacars Cleo b-Water Birdland La
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