Sounds like exciting plans are in the works for CN and its bevvy of shows.
that had yet to even be released, including the animated adaptation of Jeff Smith’s acclaimed graphic novel, the Cartoon Network president Sam Register talked about his plans to make the network behind hits such asa place where creators can thrive. Because he’s also the head of animation over at Warner Bros.
Animation, studios have been signing creators to “cross-studio overall deals,” meaning that if you make your own original series on Cartoon Network, you could wind up working on a WB Animated feature, or the other way around. “Do you love? You can do that,” suggested Register. “Do you have your own original idea? We have a studio for that, too. Having a suite of studios allows us to have a different strategy when we talk to talent.
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