Independent Filmmakers Can Now Submit For Free To The Annie Awards
After “Dear Basketball” won the Annie Award this year, ASIFA-Hollywood is trying to cast a wider net for its animated short category.
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.
The hyper-violent French/Japanese genre mashup “MFKZ” is headed to U.S. theaters.
Three prestigious American animation schools – Calarts, USC, and UCLA – are teaming up for this first-of-its-kind symposium dedicated to the contributions of women in animation.
Sony is pushing American studio animation in a new direction.
At a time when digital artists are still grappling with the potential of computer animation, Nikita Diakur’s “Ugly” is an eye-opening dive into the medium’s untapped possibilities and a bold statement on where cg animation might still go.
TV animation voice actors are ready to strike.
A fully-animated cg character leads the cast of “Alita: Battle Angel.”