Gunnarsdóttir’s work has an edgy, punky vibe throughout that often aptly reflects the grungy, fragile existence of her subjects.
While not on the same level as Shinkai’s modern classic ‘Your Name,’ critics agree that ‘Suzume’ is a fantastic film.
The new division will be headed by former Siri chief marketing officer Faith Sedlin.
SVA alumni discuss life after graduation, and why so many have returned to teach at their alma mater.
Highlights include a South Africa country focus, Disney’s 100th-anniversary celebration, and an honorary Trickstar for Signe Baumane.
Paramount wants to develop Noggin into a more interactive learning platform and is looking for a partner to invest in the endeavor.
‘Flow’ comes from ‘Away’ director Gints Zilbalodis while ‘Barracuda’ is directed by ‘Nocturna’ helmer Adrià Garcia.
Rogers has released the first in a nine-video series in which he talks to creators about making and pitching an animated series.
The show is being developed by Flying Bark Productions and executive producer Eric Robles.
Among a host of other achievements, it’s the third-biggest three-day opening ever for an animated feature in the U.S.
Canadian filmmaker Matthew Rankin explores local, national, and international history with an eccentric and deadpan touch that is refreshingly and genuinely loving.
According to Platige, the new studio will facilitate a major boost in the number of projects it can work on for external partners.
This year’s speaker lineup is headlined by ‘Spider-Verse’ directors Peter Ramsey and Kemp Powers.
Director Michael Emry teamed with U.K. visual artist Troy Browne to put together the vibrant spot.
You may have not heard much about them in the U.S. but don’t overlook the successes of ‘Mummies’ (Spain), ‘Mavka. The Forest Song’ (Ukraine), and ‘Katak, the Brave Beluga’ (Canada).
Duck Soup was one of L.A.’s top commercial houses for decades.
With ‘Mario’ hitting cinemas this week, 2023 will be just the second time in studio history that Illumination releases two films in a year.
It’s been four weeks since a supermajority of production workers at WDAS voted to unionize.
The executive change comes amid a recent swirl of Japanese media allegations regarding Suzuki.
