Mili Pictures Worldwide

Mili Pictures Worldwide, also known as Mili Pictures, is a privately owned Chinese computer animation and film entertainment studio headquartered in Shanghai. Founded in 2012, it employs approximately 110 individuals. The company reported $13.6M in revenue as of 2024. Functioning as a provider of media managed services, the enterprise was established with initial capital backing from Shanda Games and venture capital firms like Shenzhen Capital Group, providing access to gaming intellectual properties. Strategically positioned to capitalize on the expansion of adult and family-oriented animation demographics in Asia, Mili Pictures Worldwide scaled operations by establishing additional domestic offices in Suzhou and Beijing, alongside an international development division in Santa Monica, California, aimed at attracting creative talent. Its intellectual property library and theatrical catalogue feature high-fidelity 3D animated features such as Dragon Nest: Warriors' Dawn and its sequel Throne of Elves (both adapted from Shanda's online gaming franchise), The Three Little Pigs and the Lamp, the Mike Johnson-directed Ping Pong Rabbit, and the international co-production Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds.