Mon Oct 6, 2008 10:42PM1 comment ›
Mon Oct 6, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger
Marvin Media Adapts Paul Kanter
New Animation Studio Formed
Another animation company has been formed as Marvin Gleicher, co-founder and former CEO of Worldwide Operations for Manga Entertainment, has opened Marvin Media. His first effort will be adapting Paul Kanter’s Floating Moon as a feature-length animated film. It will be directed by Keiichi Sato (Wolf’s Rain) from Manabu Ishikawa’s screen adaptation. The movie can be expected in 2010. Kanter, founder of the Jefferson Airplane, wrote the ecological tale.
Marvin Media is also producing High Def, a comedy from Island Def Jam Music Group, which will be 26 half-hour episodes expected in late 2009.
Gleicher co-founded Manga Entertainment in 1994 and is behind the domestic success of Ghost in the Shell.
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Miles Vorkosigan (11:40 PM on Mon Oct 6, 2008)
That's Kantner. Not Kanter.