This transcript appears to be a conversation or presentation discussing various topics related to animation, intellectual property (IP) management, and business models in the animation industry. The conversation covers a wide range of subjects, including the importance of IP, the challenges of IP protection, the role of animation academies, and the potential for collaborations with big entities. It also touches on the financial aspects of animation production and the potential for success in the industry.
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1. The text mentions a collector in Malaysia known in Southeast Asia.
2. It talks about the durability and quality of seats in the world.
3. The podcast being discussed is titled "The Animation Business Mode."
4. Black Opa production company has been established for 17 years and focuses on animation.
5. They emphasize the importance of intellectual property (IP) in their business model.
6. The company offers a Diploma program in 3D animation.
7. They mention the need for specialized education in the animation industry.
8. The text discusses the licensing of their IP to TV stations.
9. The importance of storytelling and good writing in content creation is highlighted.
10. There's a reference to exporting content to Korea and earning money from it.
11. The text mentions the challenges of earning consistent income in the animation industry.
12. Negotiation skills and the ability to adapt are seen as strengths in their business model.
13. There's a mention of creating holiday clothes for the next year.
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