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SNL’s VFX team unanimously ratified their first union contract with IATSE, securing wages, benefits, and AI protections.
The ticketed event is a benefit supporting the restoration of Disney’s birthplace in Chicago and The Center for Early Childhood Creativity and Innovation.
James Carter Cathcart, famed Pokémon voice actor and writer who helped shape the English dub, died at 71 after battling cancer.
Filmora empowers freelancers and animators to create content that is not only visually stunning but also optimized for today’s social media platforms.
WildBrain animation workers ratify union deal with The Canadian Animation Guild, joining their colleagues at Titmouse Vancouver.
Bugs Bunny returns to the Hollywood Bowl with live orchestra, classic cartoons, and a double anniversary celebration.
The highly anticipated reboot will stream on Hulu starting on August 4.
‘Bluey at the Cinema’ brings 8 hit episodes to theaters across Europe, building buzz for a 2027 movie after UK success with 400K+ viewers.
The Nacelle Company continues to fill out its nostalgia-driven Nacellverse, and will tease the new show at Comic-Con.
The series, a multi-timeline story about a Jewish family in California, will debut on August 22.
MoMI will feature classic Superman, Koko the Clown, Betty Boop, and Popeye cartoons and exhibitions, including a new documentary.
The first SpongeBob movie to hit theaters in a decade – 2020’s ‘Sponge on the Run’ was waylaid by Covid – will be released on December 19.
The highest-grossing animated film of all time will hit theaters in several English-language territories on August 22, distributed by A24.
Covamonas’s experimental cinema played with dreamlike collages, reshaping film through surreal, public-domain mashups.
Erick Rouillé – a 30-year industry vet with experience at Disney, DreamWorks, and Mediawan – will lead the company’s audiovisual efforts from Paris.
Bradley, who joined Atomic in 2013 from Pixar Canada, had production credits on series including ‘Hilda’ and ‘The Last Kids on Earth.’
Buronson and Tetsuo Hara’s post-apocalyptic manga is getting a new anime adaptation, coming in 2026.
Kinoshita’s latest will hit Japanese theaters this fall, with global distribution plans set to be announced soon.
Netflix says half of its 300 million users now watch anime, while a Dentsu study found that almost a third of global consumers watch anime at least once a week.
