After the appearance of the Paramount Paramount wallpaper following the reveal of the Sonic the Hedgehog movie, steps were taken to regain the lead character. As you will know, the rebuilding has been working with fans, but now it seems the studio responsible for this change is closing down.
This studio is mentioned by the office of the Vancouver Moving Picture Company, an organization that was originally comprised of more than 800 artists when it first came into operation several years ago, and was dealing with a re-song. Stories appear the CBC report, who claims to have received an email sent to staff announcing the closure.
According to the CBC, the email cited "increased foreign market pressure" in Vancouver as a reason, saying "the decision was not taken lightly". It is currently unknown how many people will be left without work due to the closure and it will appear that some of the company's other stations – such as its offices in London HQ, Montreal, London, and Los Angeles – are safe.
As well as the Sonic movie, MPC studios around the world have worked on films like these The Lord of the Lions, The life of Pi and Harry Potter.
