Editing Limited animation (section)

=== Philippines ===
{{main|Philippine animation|Outsourcing of animation to the Philippines}}

Limited animation made an early history of Philippine animation in the 1970s, established a historical propaganda film ''[[Tadhana (film)|Tadhana]]'', directed by [[Nonoy Marcelo]]. Unlike any influential animated films in the Philippines, ''Tadhana''<nowiki/>'s use of animation is crude but unique with distinctive features.<ref name=":22">{{cite book |last=Mayuga |first=Sylvia L. |title=Huling Ptyk: Da Art of Nonoy Marcelo |publisher=The House Printers Corporation |year=2005 |pages=65–84 |chapter=Chapter 5: Dancing With The Dictator |quote=Drawing board to our country's first full-length animation by Nonoy Marcelo.}}</ref>

The Philippines has been a popular [[offshoring]] destination for Western animation, due to the country's combination of an extensive understanding of Western culture (in part from its lengthy period as an American territory) and low expense.<ref name="CNN">Ressa, Maria. [http://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/misc/9510/cartoons/ Filipino Animators in 'toon' with the Times] and [http://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/misc/9510/cartoons/index.html CNN Showbiz Index], ''[[CNN]], Cable News Network, October 14, 1995''</ref><ref name="Tholons2">[http://www.tholons.com/nl_pdf/150508_philippine_Animation_Industry.pdf The Philippine Animation Industry Landscape] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110124175136/http://www.tholons.com/nl_pdf/150508_philippine_Animation_Industry.pdf|date=January 24, 2011}}, Tholons, tholons.com, May 2008</ref>