2027 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘Paradaïz’ Director Matea Radic
Childhood memories, family photos, and absurdist animation shape a personal return to Sarajevo, exploring displacement, identity, and the meaning of home.
Directors Fawn Veerasunthorn and Jason Hand discuss ambitious character designs, while studio chief Jared Bush explains his vision for Disney’s future.
Childhood memories, family photos, and absurdist animation shape a personal return to Sarajevo, exploring displacement, identity, and the meaning of home.
Debut director Eric San talks working with 16 animators, creating a handmade CG world, and using turntables to give his robot character a human touch.
On November 1, WIA NYC will showcase 28 animated films by emerging students and established independent filmmakers at SVA Theatre.
The filmmaker and his producer have defended the work that went into the ad, but offer few technical details about the tools used to generate in-between frames.
Classic Looney Tunes zaniness meets modern CG sheen and Argento-inspired horror in a short where Daffy would rather be hunted than ignored.
The November 10 event at Netflix Home Theater will feature a post-screening conversation with Bird, Tony Fucile, Michal Makarewicz, and Doug Frankel.
Laika’s latest is closing in on the lifetime grosses of several earlier studio releases, offering an early test of Fathom’s first wide release.
Suspicious imagery (check the hands, always the hands) suggests AI use in Sylvain Chomet’s Dior ad, raising questions about its hand-drawn claims.
Tiny factory workers expose the absurdity of everyday production in a short combining printed animation, vintage synthesizers, and household sounds.
Before winning statewide office, Johnson scored Goku’s power-ups and interplanetary battles. We revisit his anime career with five favorite tracks.
Erica Rivinoja and Alessandro Carloni discuss building three distinct worlds, designing a scary monster, and giving the Things a percussive language.
International co-productions, new financing models, and a shortage of European animation for teens shaped discussions at this year’s market.
The four-time Oscar nominated director brings 1949 Paris to life in a holiday short inspired by Christian Dior’s friendship with Marlene Dietrich.
Japanese studios discuss overseas growth, industry leaders make the case for new anime honors, and Jason Brenek explores animation’s theatrical potential.
Director François-Marc Baillet discusses adapting the graphic novel, his personal connection to the story, and depicting a community with respect.
Sussigan discusses turning fears about AI and obsolescence into an animated pigeon documentary, made by 45 artists on almost no budget.
Brenek discusses Laika’s creative control, lessons from a surprise box office hit, and plans to bring more anime to U.S. theaters.
The AJA-backed initiative aims to celebrate anime’s artists and productions while supporting emerging talent and new business opportunities.