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DreamWorks Animation has produced about 20 computer-animated family-friendly features -- including box office hits such as the 3-D adventure film How to Train Your Dragon and the wildly successful movies in the highly lucrative Shrek series. Other titles include Monsters vs. Aliens and Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa. The studio's movies are distributed and marketed by Paramount Pictures. In 2004 former parent DreamWorks spun off DreamWorks Animation as a separate company.

Ealing studio traces its roots back to 1902, had an illustrious film history through its first 50 years; was owned by the BBC and used primarily for TV in the mid-20th century; and is now being renovated and used for major films again. The company operates both as a physical studio and a production company, and has operations in television, stand-up comedy, and family-oriented licensing and merchandising. Recent film productions include An Ideal Husband, Notting Hill, and Star Wars - Episode 2.

Echelon Studios is a film production, domestic distribution, and foreign sales company. It partners with firms such as Newmark Communications, Panorama Entertainment, and Profile Entertainment. Echelon films include Fish Without a Bicycle, a romantic comedy directed by Beverly Hills, 90210 star Brian Austin Green and BachelorMan, starring David DeLuise (son of Dom DeLuise). The company's current incarnation was founded in 2004 by president and CEO Eric Louzil.

Elephant Productions is a film, video, and multimedia production firm. The company offers marketing, public relations, and corporate communications services. Clients have included Dell, Advanced Micro Devices, Whole Foods Market, and The American Heart Association. Sister company Inferno Films produces TV spots. Elephant Productions was founded in 1992 by producers Quincy Lowman and Jeff Hastings. The company does business from a in a big, pink house on a hill located near downtown Austin, Texas and the University of Texas.

Elstree Film and Television Studios traces its roots to a 1926 silent movie studio built on the site, which also hosted such historical events as the first British "talkie," directed by Alfred Hitchock. Portions of the Star Wars and Indiana Jones trilogies were shot at Elstree, as were more recent films and TV shows, including "Big Brother" and Celador's "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" The studio has changed hands several times and was the object of legal wrangling before the Hertsmere Borough Council bought it in 1996. It now has six sound stages and one silent stage.

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