Gordon Stanfield Animation

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Gordon Stanfield Animation Ltd.
Company typeOwned by
Gordon Stanfield
Industry Motion pictures
Founded1987
Headquarters Vancouver, B.C., Canada
(GSA Media: Vancouver, B.C., Canada)
Key people
Gordon Stanfield (creative head and president)
ProductsMotion pictures
Television style programs
Number of employees
Varies
Website http://www.gordstanfield.com

Gordon Stanfield Animation (GSA) is an animation service and creator company based in Vancouver, British Columbia with 30 years of development, pre-production and production experience. GSA was the first digital studio in western Canada and is active with various animated productions.

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