Festival by Pixelatl Director José Iñesta: “Animation Can Change the Fate of Mexico”
The director of Mexico’s leading animation conference speaks with “Cartoon Brew” about the future of Mexican animation.
The director of Mexico’s leading animation conference speaks with “Cartoon Brew” about the future of Mexican animation.
Find out which animated features and shorts are competing for end-of-the-year honors in 2015.
After travelling the world, a peasant arrives in front of a gate that’s controlled by a fearsome guardian.
Williams has worked for years to complete this hand-drawn six-minute short, animated entirely by himself.
The Mexican animated feature is headed to a $3-4 million holiday launch.
Mashing together their older characters could prove more popular than any of the network’s current offerings.
A few naked women and children are bathing in a river. They are being secretly observed by a group of men, who, at one point decide to approach them…
A man with social phobia gets followed by a naive and clumsy creature.
A chance encounter proves fateful for two robots mining on a desolate planet.
Oslo’s trailer park home falls into a sinkhole, and he must choose between a life of warm simplicity and rigid luxury.
Women don’t receive the same opportunities as men do in animation, and they’re finally speaking out about it.
The famous cartoon sailor has inspired a new line of clothing and skateboards.
The layoffs will not affect anyone working on “The Angry Birds Movie,” which the company hopes will be a big hit.
On a desolate island, suicidal sheep Franck meets his fate in a quirky salesman, who offers him the gift of a lifetime.
How an indie animator in New York City added a unique animated touch to a major Hollywood film.
The minions have passed “The Lion King” on the all-time list and has now set its sights on “Toy Story 3.”
Blue Sky artists explain how important “Peanuts” was during their childhood.
A modern samurai encounters a huge tentacle. They fight.
The “social-media influenced comedy” will debut in 2016.
Pixar’s latest short is getting its very own art-of book.