MeTV Toons To Honor Eric Bauza With Bugs Bunny Special And Classic Shorts Program
Airing October 31, “Hare’s to Bugs!” features Bauza reflecting on the beloved character, followed by a lineup of classic Warner Bros. shorts.
Luis Usón’s animated horror short blends sci-fi and corporate satire in an Ecuadorian-Spanish production conceived as a proof of concept for a feature.
Airing October 31, “Hare’s to Bugs!” features Bauza reflecting on the beloved character, followed by a lineup of classic Warner Bros. shorts.
The filmmaker discusses adapting Chinese food-themed ghost stories, coordinating four studios, and making animated meals look both delicious and terrifying.
Tokyo’s animation program pairs international premieres and original anime with discussions on creative careers and opportunities for women directors.
Noisy neighbors fuel a sleepless woman’s surreal fantasies in a short combining 2D and 3D animation with Google DeepMind’s generative AI tools.
‘Arco’ picked up two craft prizes at the Krakow-held awards, with ‘Little Amélie’ and ‘On Weary Wings Go By’ also among the winners.
Saturday Morning Cartoons United has postponed its ‘Powerpuff Girls’ reunion. Ticket purchases not refunded will go to Eric Bauza’s family.
A playful exchange of drawings aboard a train turns sinister in a cosmic horror short that contrasts saturated colors with unsettling visions.
At Busan, the director of ‘Galaxy Express 999’ and ‘Metropolis’ discusses remakes, generative AI, and the importance of creating something new.
Australia’s ABC demands far-right party One Nation stop using Bluey in violent political cartoons and considers legal action.
Explore Tokyo’s animation selection, Sun Xun’s historic competition entry, and TIFFCOM’s plans for anime exports and international co-production.
Once shelved by Warner Bros., Dave Green’s hybrid could turn its unlikely comeback into an awards-season black eye for the studio that buried it.
Friends and collaborators remember Eric Bauza as a gifted performer, artist, animation advocate, and generous friend who brought people together.
A man returns to the hockey rink of his childhood in a raw, hand-drawn exploration of sexual abuse, repressed trauma, and the difficult path toward healing.
Industry professionals can watch 15 animated shorts in the new collection, plus curated selections from Miyu and the National Film Board of Canada.
Jessica Borutski and ‘Grim & Evil’ creator Maxwell Atoms discuss lost job opportunities, AI, and if animation artists can still sustain careers in Hollywood.
Tim Long and John Harvatine discuss the handmade puppets, costumes, and clay worms behind this year’s ‘Treehouse of Horror’ opening.
Bona Film Group’s AI experiment struggled to attract attention, months after the humble ‘Niu Lai’ turned online ridicule into almost $10 million in sales.
Animation art director Richard Fawdry and former animation assistant Paul Donnellon revisit Raymond Briggs’ nuclear satire on its 40th anniversary