AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE BRAZILIAN ANIMATION INDUSTRY FOR TV

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Autor(a) principal: Gatti Junior, Wilian
Data de Publicação: 2014
Outros Autores: Alves Gonçalves (in memoriam), Marilson, Franco Paes Leme Barbosa, Ana Paula
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: REAd (Porto Alegre. Online)
Texto Completo: https://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/read/article/view/38250
Resumo: The creative economy has received little attention from the academic community, despite its economic and cultural importance. This article seeks to contribute to the literature on the subject focusing on the animation industry, specifically the TV animation production, because recently the country produced success animations series on cable TV broadcasted not only in Brazil but also in several countries. This paper analyzes how the national producers built competitive advantages that allowed succeeding in their productions in a market dominated by international studios. To achieve this aim we conducted an exploratory descriptive research analyzing three producers (Flamma, TV PinGuim and 2DLab) that display your product in the Discovery Kids channel that focus on preschool shows. We interviewed all producers (in a total of six, two from each producer), plus a representative of the animation industry for the cinema. Besides the interviews, we used secondary data, collected primarily in the media (newspapers, magazines and internet). The study revealed the convergence of two sources of competitive advantage. The first related to internal factors to producing studied (technical knowledge and business vision) and the second source connected to environmental factors created by the industry production chain (creation of new TV channels, interest from international partners and funding for the production).
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spelling AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE BRAZILIAN ANIMATION INDUSTRY FOR TVUN ESTUDIO EXPLORATORIO SOBRE LA INDUSTRIA BRASILEÑA DE ANIMACIÓN DE TVUM ESTUDO EXPLORATÓRIO SOBRE A INDÚSTRIA BRASILEIRA DE ANIMAÇÃO PARA A TVIndústria de animaçãoIndústria criativaProdução para TVCompetitividadeCriatividadeAnimation industryCreative industriesTV ProductionCompetitivenessCreativityIndustria de animaciónIndustrias CreativasProducción de TVCompetitividadCreatividadThe creative economy has received little attention from the academic community, despite its economic and cultural importance. This article seeks to contribute to the literature on the subject focusing on the animation industry, specifically the TV animation production, because recently the country produced success animations series on cable TV broadcasted not only in Brazil but also in several countries. This paper analyzes how the national producers built competitive advantages that allowed succeeding in their productions in a market dominated by international studios. To achieve this aim we conducted an exploratory descriptive research analyzing three producers (Flamma, TV PinGuim and 2DLab) that display your product in the Discovery Kids channel that focus on preschool shows. We interviewed all producers (in a total of six, two from each producer), plus a representative of the animation industry for the cinema. Besides the interviews, we used secondary data, collected primarily in the media (newspapers, magazines and internet). The study revealed the convergence of two sources of competitive advantage. The first related to internal factors to producing studied (technical knowledge and business vision) and the second source connected to environmental factors created by the industry production chain (creation of new TV channels, interest from international partners and funding for the production).La economía creativa ha recibido poca atención por parte de la comunidad académica, a pesar de su importancia económica y cultural. Este artículo pretende contribuir a la literatura sobre el tema y se centra en la industria de animación, más precisamente en la producción de animación para la TV, ya que el país produjo recientemente animaciones de éxito en la televisión de pago, no sólo en Brasil, sino también en vario países.   En este sentido, el trabajo analiza cómo los productores nacionales lograron tener éxito en sus producciones en un mercado dominado por los estudios internacionales. Para lograr este propósito se realizó un estudio exploratorio descriptivo analizando tres productoras (Flamma, TV y Pingüim 2DLab) que exhiben su producto en el canal Discovery Kids, dirigido a la audiencia preescolar.   Se entrevistó a todos los miembros de los productores (para un total de seis, dos de cada fabricante), además de un representante de la animación para la industria cinematográfica. Además de las entrevistas, se utilizó información secundaria, recogidas principalmente en los medios de comunicación (periódicos, revistas e Internet). La investigación reveló que el éxito de los productores se produjo por una convergencia de factores relacionados con la capacidad de producir, la movilización de los productores independientes y el entorno institucional de la industria que se formaron en la primera década de este siglo con la ayuda del gobierno para promover la industria de la animación en el exterior y las líneas de crédito de apertura para la producción.A economia criativa tem recebido pouca atenção da comunidade acadêmica, a despeito de sua importância econômica e cultural. Este artigo procura contribuir com a literatura sobre o tema com foco na indústria de animação, mais precisamente na produção de animações para a TV, pois recentemente o país produziu animações de sucesso na TV paga exibidas não só no Brasil, mas também em vários países. Este artigo procura analisar como as produtoras nacionais construíram vantagens competitivas que as possibilitaram obter êxito em suas produções em um mercado dominado por estúdios internacionais. Para atingir esse propósito foi conduzida uma pesquisa exploratório-descritiva analisando três produtoras (Flamma, TV PinGuim e 2DLab) que exibem seu produto no canal Discovery Kids, voltado ao público pré-escolar. Foram entrevistados todos os sócios das produtoras (em um total de seis, dois de cada produtora), mais uma representante da indústria de animação para o cinema. Além das entrevistas, foram utilizados dados secundários, basicamente coletados na mídia (jornais, revistas e internet). O trabalho revelou a convergência de duas fontes de vantagens competitivas. A primeira ligada a fatores internos às produtoras estudadas (conhecimento técnico e visão do negócio) e a segunda fonte ligada a fatores ambientais, criados pela cadeia produtiva dessa indústria (criação de novos canais de TV, interesse de parceiros internacionais e linhas de financiamento para a produção).Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul2014-07-17info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionCase Studyestudio de casoAvaliado pelos paresinfo:eu-repo/semantics/otherapplication/pdfhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/read/article/view/38250Electronic Review of Administration; Vol. 20 No. 2 (2014): EDIÇÃO 78 - mai/ago 2014; 461-495Revista Electrónica de Administración; Vol. 20 Núm. 2 (2014): EDIÇÃO 78 - mai/ago 2014; 461-495Revista Eletrônica de Administração; v. 20 n. 2 (2014): EDIÇÃO 78 - mai/ago 2014; 461-4951413-23111980-4164reponame:REAd (Porto Alegre. 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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE BRAZILIAN ANIMATION INDUSTRY FOR TV
UN ESTUDIO EXPLORATORIO SOBRE LA INDUSTRIA BRASILEÑA DE ANIMACIÓN DE TV
UM ESTUDO EXPLORATÓRIO SOBRE A INDÚSTRIA BRASILEIRA DE ANIMAÇÃO PARA A TV
title AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE BRAZILIAN ANIMATION INDUSTRY FOR TV
spellingShingle AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE BRAZILIAN ANIMATION INDUSTRY FOR TV
Gatti Junior, Wilian
Indústria de animação
Indústria criativa
Produção para TV
Competitividade
Criatividade
Animation industry
Creative industries
TV Production
Competitiveness
Creativity
Industria de animación
Industrias Creativas
Producción de TV
Competitividad
Creatividad
title_short AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE BRAZILIAN ANIMATION INDUSTRY FOR TV
title_full AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE BRAZILIAN ANIMATION INDUSTRY FOR TV
title_fullStr AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE BRAZILIAN ANIMATION INDUSTRY FOR TV
title_full_unstemmed AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE BRAZILIAN ANIMATION INDUSTRY FOR TV
title_sort AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE BRAZILIAN ANIMATION INDUSTRY FOR TV
author Gatti Junior, Wilian
author_facet Gatti Junior, Wilian
Alves Gonçalves (in memoriam), Marilson
Franco Paes Leme Barbosa, Ana Paula
author_role author
author2 Alves Gonçalves (in memoriam), Marilson
Franco Paes Leme Barbosa, Ana Paula
author2_role author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Gatti Junior, Wilian
Alves Gonçalves (in memoriam), Marilson
Franco Paes Leme Barbosa, Ana Paula
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Indústria de animação
Indústria criativa
Produção para TV
Competitividade
Criatividade
Animation industry
Creative industries
TV Production
Competitiveness
Creativity
Industria de animación
Industrias Creativas
Producción de TV
Competitividad
Creatividad
topic Indústria de animação
Indústria criativa
Produção para TV
Competitividade
Criatividade
Animation industry
Creative industries
TV Production
Competitiveness
Creativity
Industria de animación
Industrias Creativas
Producción de TV
Competitividad
Creatividad
description The creative economy has received little attention from the academic community, despite its economic and cultural importance. This article seeks to contribute to the literature on the subject focusing on the animation industry, specifically the TV animation production, because recently the country produced success animations series on cable TV broadcasted not only in Brazil but also in several countries. This paper analyzes how the national producers built competitive advantages that allowed succeeding in their productions in a market dominated by international studios. To achieve this aim we conducted an exploratory descriptive research analyzing three producers (Flamma, TV PinGuim and 2DLab) that display your product in the Discovery Kids channel that focus on preschool shows. We interviewed all producers (in a total of six, two from each producer), plus a representative of the animation industry for the cinema. Besides the interviews, we used secondary data, collected primarily in the media (newspapers, magazines and internet). The study revealed the convergence of two sources of competitive advantage. The first related to internal factors to producing studied (technical knowledge and business vision) and the second source connected to environmental factors created by the industry production chain (creation of new TV channels, interest from international partners and funding for the production).
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