Calling All Animators Who Have Known Failure: A New Event In London
A comedy show in London is inviting animators and vfx artists to share anecdotes about their career setbacks, in the spirit of fun.
A comedy show in London is inviting animators and vfx artists to share anecdotes about their career setbacks, in the spirit of fun.
This federation of animation organizations supports independent animation producers, studios, and distributors throughout Europe.
SVA students and alumni discuss extracurricular activities that helped to enrich their educational experience at the school.
Toon Boom is touting 40 new-and-improved features in the latest edition of its industry-standard animation software.
The winners were selected from 498 project submissions.
It will be the second original feature that Pixar releases next year.
Amazon Studios is pivoting from kids’ content to series for older and broader audiences.
Why is the animation in “Paddington” so convincing? Animator Oswald Iten breaks down the film’s techniques.
She directed iconic animated shorts like “Asparagus” and “Joy Street.”
“The Amazing Maurice” will be the first animated feature film ever made from a Terry Pratchett novel.
Paramount Animation is aiming to boost its output to two animated features a year starting in 2020.
The film screened last week in the Contrechamp Feature Film competition of the Annecy festival.
The partnership creates new links between the famed French animation school, Japan, Africa, and the U.S.-based streaming service.
See the full list of 24 projects chosen for the 2019 SIGGRAPH Computer Animation Festival Electronic Theater.
Is the Annecy Festival growing too big for its own good?
It’s hard to imagine a more perfect start for an independent animated feature.
“Funan” opens today in Los Angeles.
The organizers are calling on the global animation community to donate to a crowdfunding campaign so they can hold this year’s edition.
Dreamworks Animation TV unveiled two new series at Annecy this year.
New Looney Tunes debuted on Wednesday in front of a standing-room only crowd of 1,000 festival attendees.
Genndy Tartakovsky features and a new “Boondocks” series are part of Sony’s new alternative animation division.