Passion Pictures
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Passion Pictures is a film and animation production company, based in Rathbone Place, off Oxford Street in London's West End. They've been responsible for much of the production of the visual element of the animated rock band Gorillaz.
Among their releases is the 2004 documentary on britpop Live forever.[1]
Passion Pictures are one of the co-producer's on The Age of Stupid.
Pete Candeland of Passion Pictures also produced the opening and closing cinematics for The Beatles: Rock Band video game.
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- ^ Live Forever: The Rise and Fall of Brit Pop (DVD). London: Passion Pictures. 2004.
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