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Animonsta Studios: From Animation To Merchandising

Nizam Razak, CEO, Animonsta Studios

21-Nov-23 08:00

Animonsta Studios: From Animation To Merchandising

Animonsta Studios is the birthplace of BoBoiBoy and Mechamato, a series of movies that has netted the company more than RM86 million at the box office. Add to that, several TV series seasons featuring the same characters that is now broadcast in over 50 countries. Nizam Razak, the co-founder and CEO of Animonsta, talks to us about the long-term plans for the studio going beyond creating content.

Produced by: Tun Hizami Hashim

Presented by: Keith Kam


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Categories:  visual arts

Tags:  animation,  merchandise,  diversification, 


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