Spark is a monthly editorial platform dedicated to African animation.
Analyzing its realities, paradoxes, and future from the inside.
A new chapter for African Animation
African animation is undergoing a major shift.
Talents are visible. Projects are ambitious. International recognition is growing.
Yet the sector remains largely undocumented, structurally fragile, and often misunderstood, including by its own ecosystem.
Spark was created to address these realities head-on.
Each magazine question and structure the conversation around African animation as an industry.
Notre équipe
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Feature
In-depth analysis of key industry questions
→ The African Animation Paradox
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In Conversation
Long-form interviews with leading creators
→ Shofela Coker (Crocodile Dance)
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On the Ground
Funding, initiatives, and concrete opportunities
→ The Last Mile Film Fund
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Inside the Job
Focus on animation professions on the continent
→ Minta Dramane, 3D Animator
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Project Spotlight
Ambitious African animation projects
→ Crocodile Dance
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Industry watch and Events
Studios, partnerships, festivals, markets
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The Notes
A lighter, insider comic look at the profession
SPARK #01
JOINT THE CROCODILE DANCE
Inside Africa's creative power shift
Spark is designed for
African animation professionals and studios
Funders, institutions, and cultural organizations
Distributors, platforms, and international partners
Researchers, students, and industry observers
Enjoy the read!
You can flip through the first issue of Spark right here !
Take your time, explore the pages, and dive into the voices shaping African animation.
JOIN THE SPARK CONVERSATION
Spark is an open editorial platform.
Professionals, creators, and partners are invited to connect, contribute, and exchange.
