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Director Shinya Ohira discusses the full-animation approach, jazz score, and international crew behind his Emmy-nominated ‘Star Wars: Visions’ short “BLACK.”
Titmouse Foundation and Warrior Art Camp have selected ten teams from nearly 300 applicants for their inaugural Short Animation Fellowship.
In this week’s biggest story, Netflix’s animated Charlie vs. the Chocolate Factory is headed to theaters through Sony Pictures for six …
Bárbara Muschietti, Brit MacRae, Pavani Boddapati, and others will speak at the inaugural VES Women Who Lead Summit in Los Angeles.
The language-learning company is continuing to expand its in-house creative operation, which now spans Detroit and the U.K.
Pictoplasma NYC returns September 17-18 with artist talks, animation screenings, portfolio reviews, and a new focus on character-driven storytelling.
An evil garden gnome with supernatural powers of persuasion drives a badly burned man toward the breaking point in Turai’s candy-colored psychological comedy.
New details reveal the financial and creative battles behind ‘Coyote vs. Acme,’ including its streaming origins and the organic campaign that saved it.
Graphic India’s Sharad Devarajan is partnering with Sadhguru on a large-scale animated feature about the origins of yoga for a global theatrical release.
Animation+ Mixtape will bring independent adult animation from Explosm, Sick Animation, Steve Cutts, David Firth, and others to broadcast TV.
Netflix’s animated Wonka film will receive a 47-day theatrical window, raising new questions about the release planned for Brad Bird’s ‘Ray Gunn.’
Five artists were recognized for their achievements in character design, storyboarding, art direction, and background design.
With the future of the main ‘Doctor Who’ series currently in question, the BBC is moving ahead with a very different incarnation of the iconic franchise.
The two October additions include a battle-hungry warrior reborn as a noblewoman and a slice-of-life series about Japanese railway culture.
Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures will distribute the ‘Your Name.’ and ‘Suzume’ director’s still-untitled next feature worldwide outside Asia.
Hayao Miyazaki’s 1986 fantasy adventure will screen nationwide for five nights in both its original Japanese and English-dubbed versions.
The Norwegian festival’s 2026 competition features 60 animated shorts from 32 countries, with a strong focus on Nordic-Baltic talent.
This week started with some rough news for aspiring indie animators. YouTube is making it considerably more difficult for new creators to …
Stephanie Hsu, Poppy Liu, and Andrew Law voice three dysfunctional siblings in the Titmouse-animated comedy from ‘The Good Place’ veterans.
YouTube is doubling the watch-hour and Shorts-view thresholds for new channels to earn ad revenue, creating a particularly difficult hurdle for indie animators.