Character.AI Is Bankrupt, And Disney Is Picking Through The Scraps Of Its New Tech Chief’s Former Company
Karandeep Anand, the former CEO of the failed tech company is now the head of all technology for The Walt Disney Company.
Two sisters reconsider life after their overbearing father’s death in an ink-and-paint adaptation of Katherine Mansfield’s story, full of warmth and humor.
Karandeep Anand, the former CEO of the failed tech company is now the head of all technology for The Walt Disney Company.
Narrated by James Cromwell, the handmade film explores love, caregiving, and loss through an intimate story adapted from John Matthias’ memoir.
Production designer Aurélien Prédal explains the visual strategy, shifting styles, and aesthetic challenges behind the global series adaptation.
Crunchyroll’s NYCC showcase featured ‘Sekiro: No Defeat,’ ‘Ghost of Tsushima Legends,’ ‘Kagurabachi,’ and ‘The Remarried Empress,’ plus a Webtoon dev deal.
From directors Fawn Veerasunthorn and Jason Hand, the new ‘Hexed’ trailer offers a closer look at the magical world of Hexe and its inhabitants.
This is Skydance’s second major animation leak of the year, exposing artists’ working files months after the unreleased ‘Avatar’ film leaked online in full.
Dana Terrace, John Bailey Owen, and Zach Marcus’s sci-fi thriller proves just how big an impact the indie 2D animated series has made with a massive E2 launch.
Author Eoin Colfer joins Ben Juwono and Colleen Evanson as executive producers, with the adaptation following the first book’s 25th anniversary.
A mantis shrimp befriends a blind fish in a stop-motion musical exploring female friendship and how we connect when we see the world differently.
A Crunchyroll commissioned NRG survey explores younger viewers’ appetite for experimentation, anime’s appeal, and how fandom extends into music and comics.
Bryan Konietzko will showrun the new series, following a rebellious teenage Avatar as he learns the four elements through globetrotting adventures.
Baobab’s ‘Shine’ and Namethemachine’s ‘The Long Walk’ appear to be the first independent animated features backed by the expanded program.
Creator JP Ahonen explains how he expanded his webcomic into 13 22-minute episodes, building emotional arcs and finding new laughs through music.
With more than $80 billion in debt and a target of $6 billion in annual savings, executives at the media giant warn of “difficult decisions” to come.
The project re-teams Charlie White and Lyrical Animation after the two recently announced a ‘Godslap’ comic animated feature adaptation.
Led by Sony veteran Tohru Iokibe, Storyworks will work with Japanese creators and develop projects for Crunchyroll and Aniplex’s HAYATE venture.
Blue Zoo is producing the 11-minute adventures, which will introduce younger viewers to the Doctor, new companions, and familiar villains.
A mutant mother seduces and devours men to save her child in the ‘Night Bus’ director’s macabre exploration of motherhood and desperation.