Vanguard Animation

Vanguard Films & Animation, often named only as Vanguard Animation, is an American production studio founded in 2002 by producer John H. Williams and Neil Braun.[1] The studio has offices in British Columbia, Canada and Ealing Studios in London, England, United Kingdom. Starz Media owns the studio's minority stake.

Vanguard Films & Animation
LLC
IndustryComputer animation
VFX
Founded2002 (2002)
FounderJohn H. Williams
Neil Braun
Headquarters,
Number of locations
3
Key people
John H. Williams (CEO)
Gary Chapman (Head of Prod.)
Number of employees
10
Websitevanguardanimation.com

History

The studio was founded in 2002 by John H. Williams.[1] For its launch, it signed with Ealing Studios a four-picture deal to produce sub-$40 million computer-animated films.[2][3] Following year, Vanguard sold a minority stake to IDT Corporation and partnered with its animation unit, Digital Production Solutions, to co-produce and co-own all Vanguard's properties,[1][4] including Valiant (2005), the first and only project produced for Disney.[2]

Filmography

Feature films

Released films

# Title Release date Gross Rotten Tomatoes Metacritic
1ValiantMarch 25, 2005$61,746,88831%45%
2Happily N'Ever AfterJanuary 5, 2007$38,085,7784%28%
3Space ChimpsJuly 18, 2008$64,834,96434%36%
4Space Chimps 2: Zartog Strikes BackOctober 5, 2010$4,124,5180%N/A
5Get SquirrelyNovember 4, 2016$1,224,520 [5]N/AN/A
6Gnome AloneOctober 19, 2018$10,800,715 [6]46%N/A
7CharmingApril 20, 2018$8,751,856 [7]33%N/A
8TroubleAugust 8, 2019$11,942,158 [8]N/AN/A
9FearlessAugust 14, 2020N/AN/AN/A

Upcoming films

# Title Release date Budget
10Silk Road Rally2020
11Goose Chase2021
12Trapped in a Comic Book2021

Short films

  • Frank Was a Monster Who Wanted to Dance[9]

Unproduced projects

  • Citizen Siege - A science fiction thriller CGI-animated film that was to be co-produced by Vanguard and video game developer Oddworld Inhabitants.[10] The plot involves an expatriate who returns home to find that he has been repossessed, in a shady underhive-like world where a corporate government rules the continent.[11] The film was originally scheduled to release in 2009, but the date was pushed back to an unknown date. As of 2019, there have been no recent developments regarding the film's production.
  • Phreex
  • Rotten Island
  • Buzby
  • City of Dragons
  • Atomic Circus
  • Galaxy High
  • In The Night Kitchen
  • The Twits
  • Dino-Riders
  • Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland
  • Oz Wars
  • Emo Boy
  • Alien Rock Band
  • Ribbit
  • Chupacabras
  • Zabajaba Jungle
  • The Future is Wild
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