Thai animation

The Thai animation (Thai: แอนิเมชันไทย) industry began after World War II when artist Sanae Klaikluen was asked by the Thai government to make a short animated cartoon that instructed Thai citizens to wear hats and farmers to wear boots.

Studios

• Cartoon Thai Studio
• Creative Kingdom Animation Studios Film (CKA)
• Vithita Animation
• Shellhut Entertainment
• Appreciate Entertainment
• BeboydCG Studio
• TIGA Studio
• The Monk Studios

Animations

Animation films

• Khan Kluay (ก้านกล้วย)
• Khan Kluay 2 (ก้านกล้วย 2)
• Yak: The Giant King (ยักษ์)
• Nak (นาค)^[1]
• Echo Planet (เอคโค่ จิ๋วก้องโลก)
• The Life of Buddha (พระพุทธเจ้า)
• The Adventure of Sudsakorn (สุดสาคร)

Animation cartoons

• Bad Dog and the cool kids
• Bubble warriors
• Trio Bunnies
• La La World
• PangPond (ปังปอนด์) (2002)
• Shelldon (เชลล์ดอน)(2008)
• Bird : Flying With Byrd (เบิร์ดแลนด์ แดนมหัศจรรย์)(2011)
• D-5 Warriors (ริวจิไฟว์) (2012)^[2]
• Dinomaster (ไดโนมาสเตอร์ ศึกเกมส์การ์ดอสูรล้านปี)(2011)
• Super Dunker (สตรีทบอลสะท้านฟ้า)
• StarDog^[3]
• Papa Panda:Meddler family
• Papa Panda:Grow go not tricky
• Max Adventures (2007)
• The Salads Animation

Animators

• Payut Ngaokrachang
• Pakdee Saentaweesuk
• Kompin Kemgumnird

See also

• Cinema of Thailand

References

External links

• http://thumbsup.in.th/2011/03/bboydcg-true/attachment/02/

Cinema of Thailand
	Films A-Z Chronology of films Animation Awards Cinemas Festivals LGBT films Locations Studios Actors Directors Cinematographers Editors Producers Screenwriters

Animation industry in Thailand
Active Animation Studios/Companies	2Spot Communications Kantana Group Sahamongkol Film International Workpoint Entertainment
Defunct Animation Studios/Companies	n/a
Animation Icons	Khan Kluay/Jumbo The Life of Buddha
Related topics	Thai comics Thai video games Payut Ngaokrachang