Rooster Teeth To Spend $2.5 Million On Original Animation Projects
Rooster Teeth’s new animation development fund will be used to produce series by up-and-coming creators on Youtube and beyond.
Rooster Teeth’s new animation development fund will be used to produce series by up-and-coming creators on Youtube and beyond.
From Japan, Ryoji Yamada’s music video made in pastels for Keita Sano’s “Mad Love.”
The pudgy bear, a symbol of political resistance in China, isn’t welcome in movie theaters.
Disney and Pixar animation president Ed Catmull made a tidy profit on his latest real estate flip.
A new music video for a classic song.
An incredible-sounding new book about Marc Davis will be published soon.
After “Dear Basketball” won the Annie Award this year, ASIFA-Hollywood is trying to cast a wider net for its animated short category.
French animator Mourad Seddiki shares a reel of his work from the recent feature “The Big Bad Fox and Other Tales.”
In Jeron Braxton’s “Octane,” a man must race thru hell and back to get what he wants.
The Emile Awards are back to honor European animation achievements – and it’s turning into a two-day event!
“Incredibles 2” is just the 7th animated film to reach this milestone.
Stranded on a distant planet, a lonely astronaut sends out a signal in search of human contact.
The VIEW Conference in Turin, Italy continues to expand its impressive list of speakers for its 19th edition, taking place October 22-26.
“So that’s what it feels like to go outside.” Film by Vladimir Tomin, 2018.
“Teen Titans Go! To the Movies” debuted below projections, but its low production cost still makes it a success.
In a scorched desert forest, three damaged creatures encounter something green.
Cartoon Network is looking for new talent – in Africa.
Disney and Fox move one step closer to creating an entertainment monster.
In our Short Pick of the Day, a woman leaves home for a short holiday, when she has a panic attack imagining all things that can go wrong in her home in her absence.
Method Studios and Atomic Fiction are combining forces to become an even larger vfx producer.