Canada Debates AI’s Place In Animation At OIAF’s The Animation Conference
A panel of local industry vets tackled AI’s effect on entry-level jobs, creative control, and the growing problems with large AI models.
Directors Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado discuss the film’s shifting light, camera effects, and a 40-second shot that follows Raissa through Jo’s memories.
A panel of local industry vets tackled AI’s effect on entry-level jobs, creative control, and the growing problems with large AI models.
The seven-episode series follows Doozie and her canine friends on new adventures. It premieres globally November 9.
See how SVA’s 3D Animation and Visual Effects program uses studio tours, student clubs, and portfolio reviews to prepare artists for careers.
Originally planned as a hybrid production, the film expanded into a fully animated story about Iran, exile, and trauma passed between generations.
The agreement gives advertisers across the Americas a route to sponsorships, promotional campaigns, and fan events built around Kodansha properties.
After 35 years trapped in a world that has forgotten him, Drake Mallard is pulled back into action by a rebellious teenager who knows his heroic past.
Officials have cleared a path for two Hollywood giants to become one, leaving workers facing likely job cuts and creators with one fewer buyer for their work.
The long-gestating detective story opens in select theaters December 4, including limited 70mm screenings, before arriving on Netflix December 18.
The program supports women filmmakers across Ibero-America with four months of mentorship before they pitch their projects to potential partners in Madrid.
Animation Is Film will screen the series’ first two episodes after the newest installment debuts online, though Glitch has yet to announce an exact date.
With a pilot that surpassed 1.7 million YouTube views, creator Heather Parra is expanding the elemental dinosaur fantasy ‘Talon and the Champions of Saurithia.’
Nine competition features, five shorts presentations, studio previews, retrospectives, and filmmaker talks will run October 16–19 in Hollywood.
OIAF artistic director and longtime Cartoon Brew contributor Chris Robinson recalls film cans, selection committees, and transformative shorts.
Seven features will compete in alongside new shorts from Don Hertzfeldt and Niki Lindroth von Bahr, industry talks, retrospectives, and Canadian showcases.
The ’86 fan favorite returns to the global top 10 after 40 years; Aardman’s latest ‘Shaun’ opens domestically; ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ nears $100 million worldwide.
Executives from Production I.G, Nippon Animation, Foliascope, Robot Playground, and Salamander will discuss anime’s global expansion.
The five-day event will feature sessions on ‘Toy Story 5,’ ‘Forgotten Island,’ ‘GOAT,’ and more, plus talks on AI and the future of filmmaking.
In NA alone, Dave Green’s rescued Looney Tunes feature has now grossed more than what Ketchup Entertainment paid for it, with worldwide earnings still growing.