‘My Husband’ Turns Medieval Marital Misery Into An Erotic Animated Melodrama
Frantic animation and exaggerated character designs fuel a funny, erotic portrait of a man torn between longing for his spouse and loathing him.
Bea Lema discusses ‘Corpus Christi,’ her partly embroidered animated short about mental illness, religion, family, and inherited trauma.
Frantic animation and exaggerated character designs fuel a funny, erotic portrait of a man torn between longing for his spouse and loathing him.
Project Sunbeam calls for a new funding model as Canadian kids increasingly turn to YouTube, streaming, games, and creator media.
Production designer Aurélien Prédal explains the visual strategy, shifting styles, and aesthetic challenges behind the global series adaptation.
The November 7 fundraiser will feature a panel, a live performance by Bis, animation screenings, and more at Glendale’s Alex Theatre.
The LightBox co-founders discuss the animation job market, studio recruiting, career development, and creating new opportunities for artists at every level.
The franchise keeps setting records across Disney+, box office, and retail, with more than 2 billion hours watched on and $4 billion at the global box office.
Directors Elyse Kelly and Dan Fipphen discuss transforming Khalil’s writing into a five-minute animated documentary ahead of its Edmonton debut.
The Burbank event will pair dozens of tabletop games with VIP sessions, an artist marketplace, commissions, and a BRIC Foundation art show.
ASIFA-Hollywood is launching a two-day animation showcase in Los Angeles featuring Disney/Pixar, Netflix, Laika, Sony, DreamWorks, and more.
Futurama co-creator David X. Cohen and supervising director Peter Avanzino discuss how the series has maintained its visual identity for almost 30 years.
We recap OIAF 2026, including the festival’s award winners, a ‘Ray Gunn’ panel with Brad Bird, AI discussions, Pitch THIS!, and more.
The Netflix-backed program will bring together artists and filmmakers from across Canada to make an animated short and gain senior-level credits.
Other Ottawa International Animation Festival winners included ‘Eri,’ ‘The Comet,’ Adult Swim’s ‘The Elephant,’ and Don Hertzfeldt’s ‘Paper Trail.’
Bird was joined by Cinesite VFX supervisor Adel Abada, costume designer Neysa Bové, and head of animation Jason Ryan at OIAF to discuss ‘Ray Gunn.’
At OIAF, animation professionals shared practical advice on preparing for a market, building relationships, following up, and attending when money is tight.
The bipartisan proposal would cover eligible U.S. labor costs and could be combined with states’ local production incentives.
The former DreamWorks CEO urges artists to negotiate consent, credit and pay as AI spreads, while leaving questions about displaced jobs mostly unanswered.
Selected from more than 100 submissions, Curtis’s series pitch won a CAD $11,300 prize package. Gino Baldeon’s ‘tiny BIG adventure’ was runner-up.