DreamWorks Animation Launches A U.K. Print Magazine
Each issue will come with a free gift.
Each issue will come with a free gift.
The massive success of this non-Hollywood family film has its producers thinking franchise.
It’ll air in front of “The Simpsons” broadcast this Sunday.
SXSW has announced the animated film selections for their upcoming edition, which will take place in Austin, Texas next month.
Two travelers undertake the construction of a gigantic bridge in order to cross a gulf blocking their way, inspiring with their courage and determination a rural community living nearby.
An experimental comic-review of “The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water” by filmmaker Leah Shore.
“All dogs are born special…”
Open Road Films, the distributor of “The Nut Job,” has acquired U.S. distribution rights to the CG animated feature “Blazing Samurai,” a loose remake of Mel Brooks’s 1974 comedy “Blazing Saddles.”
A street magician struggles to impress audiences with his single trick. But when he is ready to give up, something unexpected happens.
The Annecy International Animated Film Festival has confirmed that animation legend Richard Williams will attend the festival this year.
“The LEGO Movie,” “The Bigger Picture,” and “Interstellar” won BAFTA Awards tonight.
America went crazy for SpongeBob this weekend, leading his second feature film to a massive $56 opening weekend.
If there had been a proper art book for Henry Selick’s “Coraline,” this is some of the art that would have been in it.
‘Way to Go’ is an interactive film experience that almost feels like you’re playing a video game.
GKIDS will release the mixed-media film “The Prophet” in the U.S. this summer.
Autodesk, the developer of Maya computer graphics software, offered new details yesterday about its transition to a subscription-only software model.
Disney’s “Big Hero 6” was the big winner tonight at the 13th annual VES Awards, sweeping all five of the animated feature categories.
These rare videos document the presentation of the animated short Oscar from 1949 through 2013.
Obsessed with his legacy, Wolfgang tries to build one last thing before he dies.
The talented Ian Jones-Quartey took to Twitter tonight to vent his frustration with young fans who keep asking him how to get accepted into the animation program at CalArts, even though he never attended the school.