Warner Bros. Television Studios is in the process of closing a major animation deal with Amazon for DC-branded content, according to Channing Dungey. Dungey teased the news at Content London, stati…
Warner Bros. Television Studios is in the process of closing a major animation deal with Amazon for DC-branded content, according toDungey teased the news at Content London, stating that the studio is “exploring animated IP on different platforms,” including WBD-owned HBO Max.
“There was a feeling for a while that if you’re not spending $10M an hour then you’re not doing your job,” she added. “But it doesn’t take that to make a great show and doing things differently in the pandemic underscored that.”a strong performer for the network that accrued multiple Emmy nominations.
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