Oriental DreamWorks announces three animation projects: ancient style + science fiction + fantasy

Today (December 1), Oriental DreamWorks announced three animation projects that are currently in preparation: "What to Do", "The Shore", and "Wish Upon a Star", and also released posters. Oriental DreamWorks stated that it will explore new subject matter, delve deeper into Chinese-language animation, make more new attempts, and bring new stories to the audience.

1. The original ancient style animation "Naihe" is the first original ancient style work of Dongmeng. It takes Mengpo, who is deeply rooted in the cultural genes of the Chinese people, as the protagonist and tells a story about emotion and memory, life and death.

2. The science fiction, suspense and adventure animated film "The Far Shore" is a story about teenagers born in the Internet age who continue to grow, find themselves and recognize themselves in the virtual and real worlds.

3. The setting of the animated film "Star Wish" is very interesting. Throughout history, people all over the world have been praying in various ways: from traditional coin tossing and blowing birthday candles to the crazy forwarding of online koi fish popular among young people. All of this is jokingly called "daily metaphysics". Many stories about wishing have been told. What kind of wishes will be fulfilled and how will they be fulfilled?

At the same time, Oriental DreamWorks also announced the launch of the "Dreams into Frames" animation film talent program, which aims to discover and cultivate talents in all aspects of animation films and to help the rapid development of China's animation film industry in the new era.