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Animal Logic animators will join Netflix teams to work on the streaming service’s biggest titles

plans to acquire Sydney-based Animal Logic, an animation studio that has worked on hits from “Happy Feet” to “The Lego Movies,” the companies said in a statement on Tuesday.

“Netflix has been investing in animation over the past few years and this furthers our commitment to building a world-class animation studio,” Amy Reinhard, Netflix vice president of studio operations, said in a statement.

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