TVC London

TVC London

Formerly	Television Cartoons, London
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Predecessor	UPA London
Founded 📆	1957
Founders 👔	George Dunning John Coates
Defunct	1997
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Products 📟	The Snowman Yellow Submarine commercials
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Television Cartoons, London was a British animation studio founded in 1957. It specialised in commercials, feature films and television specials.

History

In 1956, George Dunning moved from Toronto to England to manage UPA’s new London office. After UPA closed, Dunning hired many of the staff to work for him and his newly established production company, TVC London. By 1961, TVC was producing about one hundred commercials a year. Dunning also produced many personal short films noted for their surrealistic atmosphere and Kafkaesque themes. The company is also referred to as Television Cartoons.

It is well-known for producing Yellow Submarine and Raymond Briggs's The Snowman, a Christmas special for Channel 4 in 1982.

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