African Animation: History, Culture, and Industry provides a long-overdue examination of the burgeoning field of animated storytelling in Africa. Author Boukary Sawadogo takes you on a journey through the evolution of this creative medium, highlighting the pioneers, artistic styles, and regional industries that are shaping its future. From traditional folk inspirations to modern digital techniques, this book explores how African animators are reclaiming their cultural narratives on a global stage. The text discusses the challenges and triumphs of production, distribution, and the push for greater representation in the international market. Rich with historical detail and insightful analysis, this work is an essential resource for film students, animation enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the intersection of technology, culture, and creative identity in contemporary Africa. Discover the voices, colours, and visions that are defining the next chapter of world animation.