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    The document provides a SWOT analysis of the Philippine animation industry. It identifies strengths such as increased employment rates during 2004-2008, a range of animation styles, and talented creative workers. Weaknesses include a low-skilled labor force reliant on traditional production and lack of standardized academic requirements. Opportunities exist in regulatory standards, training programs, and partnerships with India. Threats include India's larger size and manpower in the animation industry as well as competition from other Asian countries.

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    The document provides a SWOT analysis of the Philippine animation industry. It identifies strengths such as increased employment rates during 2004-2008, a range of animation styles, and talented creative workers. Weaknesses include a low-skilled labor force reliant on traditional production and lack of standardized academic requirements. Opportunities exist in regulatory standards, training programs, and partnerships with India. Threats include India's larger size and manpower in the animation industry as well as competition from other Asian countries.

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    Week 2 Animation PT

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    Albert Jr. Bandol
    The document provides a SWOT analysis of the Philippine animation industry. It identifies strengths such as increased employment rates during 2004-2008, a range of animation styles, and talented creative workers. Weaknesses include a low-skilled labor force reliant on traditional production and lack of standardized academic requirements. Opportunities exist in regulatory standards, training programs, and partnerships with India. Threats include India's larger size and manpower in the animation industry as well as competition from other Asian countries.

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    Name:Albert Jr.

    R, Bandol
    Grade and section:Ict12-Siri
    Subject:Animation

    SWOT ANALYSIS

    Instruction: After reading the article “Industry Trend”, What do you think are the
    Strength, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats of the Philippine Animation industry?

    Strength Weaknesses Opportunities Threats

    -The employment -Low skill labor force -Regulatory -India is admittedly


    standards for
    rate of animation as -Largely relies on the academic way ahead of the
    requirements
    rapidly increased traditional Philippines in terms
    associated with
    during 2004-2008. cel-animated two-year animation of size and
    courses.
    - Range of various production - Training manpower.
    regulations,
    animation styles. courseware, and
    assessment” for
    -Great creativity and
    schools offering
    imagination animation courses.
    -Both Philippine and
    - Competent to work Indian animation
    companies could
    around the world. enter joint ventures
    to be able to be at
    - Can appeal the
    par with other Asian
    most target audience. countries, like
    Singapore and Hong
    Kong, and garner
    larger parts of the
    market including the
    US.
    Rubrics:
    10 points-ideas
    5 points -understanding
    5 points -sentences structure

    Facing the challenges

    Instruction: Make a simple poster showing the challenges an entrepreneur faces in his or her
    environment and market.

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