Everything You Need To Know About Animation Is Film, The New Festival Starting In L.A. Tomorrow
A new animation festival taking place all weekend in Los Angeles will present the innovative animated features being produced around the world.
A new animation festival taking place all weekend in Los Angeles will present the innovative animated features being produced around the world.
A Nickelodeon spokesperson has confirmed to Cartoon Brew that Chris Savino has been fired from Nickelodeon.
Over 200 women and gender-nonconforming people in the animation industry are making a demand: “This abuse has got to stop.”
In the wake of extensive allegations of sexual harassment, Nickelodeon has placed “The Loud House” creator on an immediate leave of absence.
How does a film that hasn’t even premiered yet win an award?
The long-term vision of these Asian producers is bold: they want “to build China’s own version of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that will entertain audiences worldwide.”
An Iranian animator launched his own studio to create this independent cg short.
Cartoon Brew’s Pick of the Day is a music video for Antoine Debarges’s “Dolly.Zero.”
Do we need an Addams Family reboot? MGM seems to think so.
The success of Cuphead is the harbinger of a new era for independent animation creators.
Blue Sky’s upcoming “Spies in Disguise” is part of a growing trend in Hollywood to use indie animated shorts as the spark for feature films.
Animation being used for a good cause: helping kids with cancer.
The former chief creative officer of Dreamworks Animation will help start up Skydance’s new animation division.
A synchronization of music by Edvard Grieg to Line Rider.
Cartoon Brew presents 60+ films that are known to have qualified for the animated shorts category of the 2018 Academy Awards.
The studio has confirmed that it has shelved “Jack and the Beanstalk” which had been slated for release in 2020.
A new piece of software – both free and open source – wants to upend the market for digital storyboarding applications. Meet Storyboarder.
“My Little Pony” had a solid launch in theaters. Here’s a few factors to consider when looking at the numbers from its opening weekend.
Paramount and J.J. Abrams have figured out what Makoto Shinkai’s “Your Name” was lacking: live action!
An old woman tries to bring her late husband back by means of twisted rituals.