MoMA To Present ‘From Doodles To Pixels,’ An 8-Part Retrospective on Spanish Animation
A must-see screening series of Spanish animation, past and present, is coming to New York City.
A must-see screening series of Spanish animation, past and present, is coming to New York City.
We present an exclusive first-look at “John Vardar vs. the Galaxy,” a comic space-opera from Macedonia.
Watch a conversation with the filmmakers of ‘Nimona,’ which is newly nominated for a Critics Choice Award.
Spend an evening with stop motion master Henry Selick, director of “Coraline” and “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”
This festival favorite is headed to North America thanks to GKIDS.
The series will premiere in late-September followed by the launch of an interactive app that allows users to collect their own Magiswords.
An appreciation of Caroline Leaf’s powerful and significant film “Two Sisters,” a momentous celebration of the work of women’s hands.
Five films are competing for Europe’s top prize for animated shorts.
“Ghost in the Shell” maker Production I.G. travels back in time for its new feature, “Miss Hokusai.”
Asking questions about animation is what separates the student from the fanboy.
Music and animation by Dan Britt.
Shiyoon Kim, who designs memorable characters for Disney films like “Zootopia” and “Big Hero 6,” introduces a personal character of his own, Nelbert the Introvert.
More Angry Birds is on the way!
A big hit at Cannes and Annecy, the Oscar-contending “Ma Vie de Courgette” now has an English-subbed trailer.
The new web site explains how artists will receive the nearly-$19 million settlement fund from Blue Sky and Sony Pictures.
Music video for Migou’s “Un long baiser.”
A Vancouver union is asking the Canadian government to investigate whether animation artists were not paid overtime during the production of “Sausage Party.”
A woman looks into her mind, chasing her ideals on a tightrope.
Award season in animation means not just the Oscars, but also the Annies and the VES Awards.
The character design conference returns to NYC this November.
Yesterday was Jeffrey Katzenberg’s last day as head of DreamWorks Animation. What he created will never exist again.