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A lot of reviewers are saying that this origin story for Optimus Prime and Megatron, aimed at younger audiences, is dramatically satisfying even for those who are unfamiliar with franchise lore.
Looking more closely at important animation news that happened this week.
Lee will remain at the studio to work on the ‘Frozen’ franchise.
The studi says that replacing human artists with AI will save “millions and millions of dollars.”
Powerhouse is the first Texas animation studio to join a union.
The dispute revolved around negotiations to spin off the video game division into a separate company.
The film is set to release via Universal Pictures on January 31, 2025.
“Morale is really low because people no longer trust that they’re being led with their best interests at heart,” said one former Pixar employee.
The Irish animation event is set to take place October 4-6.
A highly competitive animation awards season is ahead of us.
The dystopian fantasy/action/horror story is being adapted as an anime-inspired feature.
The event, which brings together thousands of artists working in the entertainment industry, will be held October 25-27.
The short will premiere this fall on Disney+.
An animation history documentary has won a top U.S. prize for documentary film.
Mickey has unwittingly landed himself in the middle of a corporate battle.
The screening and party is set to take place on October 10.
The company is looking at options to increase its output, including digital technologies like AI.
After its first screening at TIFF, the new Dreamworks Animation film is receiving the best notices of any animated features this year.
For the first time ever, Netflix won both key animation categories – animated program and character voice-over performance – at the Creative Arts Emmys.
The awards will be presented later this month in Greece.