Eric Animations

Eric Animations: The Movie (formally known as The Eric Show: The Movie and Eric Animate: The Movie) is a upcoming 2017 American 3D CGI animated adventure action family comedy film directed by Henry Norton and Lamount Meeks and based on the animated series called The Eric Show by ThatGreenSwagGuy and Prince Boadu. The film is planned to be The Go!Animate Company's first 3D animated film after The Henry Norton Group and Go!Animate launched Go!Animate DreamWorks Pictures, which is a merger between Go!Animate and DreamWorks Pictures and Animation. It is also the first film to be made by Go!Animate Network Movies and Studios.

It is produced by The Go!Animate Company, Warner Animation Group, RatPac-Dune Entertainment, Rough Draft Studios, Paramount Animation, Nickelodeon Movies, Timberwolf Productions, and Adobe Systems, and distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures in US, UK, and Canada prints and along with Paramount Pictures in US and International prints.

The film is set to be released in November 2017 in 3D, Real D 3D and IMAX.

Synopsis
[When the film is done development]

Plot
Eric Animations is living his normal life as a 10th grade kid, and a YouTuber in Go!Anipaulis, formally known as Go!Animate City. However, Kayla, one of Eric's nemisis, along with a team of troublemakers, are planning to take over the city. More Coming Soon!

Cast
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 * Jack Griffo as Eric Animations
 * Kimberly Ivona as Kimberly Animations

Development
The Go!Animate Company and The Henry Norton Group announced the film in December 25, 2016. The film was originally titled as The Eric Show: The Movie. It is the 2nd film for Go!Animate to team up with Warner Bros for a motion picture since "The GoAnimate Movie" (2014). This is also the first Go!Animated film to work with 3D computer-animation. The film was planned to be produced by John Harry Lau Productions, but in March 20, 2017, John Harry Lau announced that he does not not want to work on the production of the film. So in March 21, 2017, Paramount Animation will produce the film, instead of John Harry Lau Productions.

Casting
While the film is on development, Alvin Hung, founder and CEO of The Go!Animate Company, announced in 2016 that the text-to-speech voices from Ivona are getting removed in March 31, 2017, after their licenses expire. Eric, one of the Ivona voices planned to be used to voice Eric Animations, got removed from Go!Animate, and its division Go!Animate For Schools on March 7, 2017, along with the Jennifer voice. On March 9, 2017, Cheryl Norton announced that voice actors and actress will play the characters to replace the Ivona voices' roles in the film. Justin, one of Ivona's text-to-speech voices that Go!Animate haven't used was bought by Go!Animate. He will be the only Ivona voice on Go!Animate and Go!Animate For Schools after the rest of the Ivona voices get removed. The removed voices are replaced with new voices.

Film Title
The film was originally titled as The Eric Show: The Movie. However, the title was very unusual and it wasn't a great title for the film. In March 15, 2017, the title was changed to Eric Animate: The Movie. The title "Eric Animate" is very similar to Go!Animate. But to avoid getting the movie sued by Go!Animate, and then cancelled, the film's title was changed for the 2nd and final time. The title was changed to Eric Animations: The Movie in March 20, 2017.

Filming
[When the film is done development.]

Animation
The film is to be in CGI animation, which is 3D computer-animation. It will be made using Go!Animate, along with an animation studio called Animal Logic using Toon Boom Storyboard Pro, as the storyboarding software, Adobe Photoshop and Animate as the matte painting software and 2D animation, Autodesk Mudbox, The Foundary Modo and ZBrush as the modeling software, Toon Boom Harmony, Blender and Autodesk Maya as the animation software. Autodesk Softimage will be the animation, compositing, rendering, and lighting software. The Foundary Nuke will be the animation camera software. The animation will be somewhat similar to Pixar Animation Studios, and DreamWorks Animation.

Visual Effects
Houndini Effects, Adobe After Effects, and NDCUnivercity's Rendermotion will be the effects software for the film. The Foundary Mari as the surfacing software, and Pixar's Renderman as the rendering and lighting software.

Post Production
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Music
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Release
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DVD and Blu-Ray Main Menu
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