Enter A Film Festival Where Every Film Is Under 18 Seconds
This event gives new meaning to ‘short film festival.’
This event gives new meaning to ‘short film festival.’
It’s getting harder and harder nowadays to produce an animated feature that looks and feels completely original, but the Brazilian film “Tito and the Birds” fits the bill.
Crunchyroll announces its first original series, which will be made in Burbank and Tokyo.
The hit mobile game is being developed as a live-action/cg hybrid feature.
Youtube is the new gatekeeper for animation creators – and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
Among the company’s major projects is a live-action/animated Care Bears movie.
Titmouse plans to employ 300 artists at its Vancouver studio by the end of the year.
“The Donkey King” will be the second homegrown cg feature released in Pakistan this year.
Square Enix debuted a teaser trailer today for Life is Strange 2, an intriguing coming-of-age tale about two young brothers on the run from authorities.
Imagery and text culled from American politics, drawing upon figures and themes based on the filmmaker’s upbringing in South Carolina.
The “Get Animated Invasion” pop-up exhibit offers nine interactive spaces designed around select musical elements of Warner Bros. cartoons.
Meet Super Bao, an innocent and passionate steamed stuffed bun who is out to save the food world from the threat of bland flavors.
Disney offers the first look at its new cg prequel series to “The Force Awakens.”
Be careful what you wish for, especially if it’s for more facial hair.
Here are some of the best animated student films of the year, as chosen by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Disney created a series of three animated shorts using real-time rendering technology.
Netflix paid $30 million to license this Chinese animated feature, which will debut next month on its service.
Animation may not be able to save our planet, but at least it can draw attention to how corporations like Nestle, Unilever, and Mondelez are destroying the planet.
In new comments, Studio Ghibli producer and co-founder Toshio Suzuki talks about the dark side of “Grave of the Fireflies” director Isao Takahata.
Herman’s quiet, colorful world is suddenly interrupted by something loud and stressy.