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Cinderella’s Stepsisters Take Center Stage In Netflix’s Main ‘Steps’ Trailer
From directrors Alyce Tzue and John Ripa, the animated comedy retells Cinderella’s story from the perspective of her not-so-wicked stepsisters.
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2027 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘Daughters Of The Late Colonel’ Director Lizzy Hobbs
Two sisters reconsider life after their overbearing father’s death in an ink-and-paint adaptation of Katherine Mansfield’s story, full of warmth and humor.
More Than 220 Puppets, 142,000 Replacement Faces, And 2,776 Shots: The Astonishing Figures Behind Laika’s ‘Wildwood’
At View Conference, VFX supervisor Steve Emerson revealed how the studio blends handcrafted animation and digital effects for its most ambitious film yet.
Disney’s Groundbreaking ‘The Proud Family’ Returns With Stop-Motion Holiday Special
Bruce W. Smith teams with Portland-based HouseSpecial to bring Disney’s beloved animated family into stop-motion for the first time in a new holiday adventure.
‘Masters Of The Universe’ Previs Studio Proof Expands To New York, Lands Ari Aster’s Next Feature
Founded in 2002, the company has worked on productions including ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash,’ ‘Stranger Things,’ and the ‘Jurassic World’ franchise.
2027 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘Bread Will Walk’ Director Alex Boya
A sister protects her bread-transformed brother from a hungry mob in a hand-drawn satire of overconsumption, told in one continuous shot.
‘Archer’ Creators Reunite For ‘Merrick & Treves,’ A New HBO Animated Comedy With A Two-Season Order
Set in Victorian England, ‘Merrick & Treves’ follows a secret team of time-traveling operatives on a mission to stop the notorious Jack the Ripper.
Cartoon Network’s Massive Leak; Don Bluth’s New Doc; Disney’s AI Bankruptcy Buffet
A massive collection of Cartoon Network production materials leaked online over the weekend, exposing decades of storyboards, animatics, …
Character.AI Is Bankrupt, And Disney Is Picking Through The Scraps Of Its New Tech Chief’s Former Company
Karandeep Anand, the former CEO of the failed tech company is now the head of all technology for The Walt Disney Company.
‘Somewhere Out There’ Trailer Celebrates Animation Rebel Don Bluth Ahead Of Nov. 20 Digital Release (EXCLUSIVE)
The iconic filmmaker reflects on his dramatic departure from Disney, the challenges of building an independent studio, and the cost of artistic ambition.
2027 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘Living With A Visionary’ Director Stephen P. Neary
Narrated by James Cromwell, the handmade film explores love, caregiving, and loss through an intimate story adapted from John Matthias’ memoir.
Crunchyroll’s NYCC Announcements Include Webtoon Adaptation Deal, ‘Sekiro’ And ‘Ghost Of Tsushima’ Updates
Crunchyroll’s NYCC showcase featured ‘Sekiro: No Defeat,’ ‘Ghost of Tsushima Legends,’ ‘Kagurabachi,’ and ‘The Remarried Empress,’ plus a Webtoon dev deal.
New ‘Hexed’ Trailer Introduces Jodie Foster’s Witch Queen And Walton Goggins’ Three-Eyed Cat
From directors Fawn Veerasunthorn and Jason Hand, the new ‘Hexed’ trailer offers a closer look at the magical world of Hexe and its inhabitants.
Decades Of Cartoon Network Production Materials Leak Online
This is Skydance’s second major animation leak of the year, exposing artists’ working files months after the unreleased ‘Avatar’ film leaked online in full.
‘Knights Of Guinevere’ Episode 2 Nears 9 Million Views In Two Days
Dana Terrace, John Bailey Owen, and Zach Marcus’s sci-fi thriller proves just how big an impact the indie 2D animated series has made with a massive E2 launch.
Disney Greenlights ‘Artemis Fowl’ Animated Series With Author Eoin Colfer Producing
Author Eoin Colfer joins Ben Juwono and Colleen Evanson as executive producers, with the adaptation following the first book’s 25th anniversary.
‘Naruto’ And ‘Ninku’ Team Up For New Four-Episode Crossover
Studio Pierrot will produce the four-episode series, while Masashi Kishimoto returns to drawing the franchise with a new ‘Shadow Rising’ manga.
2027 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘9 Million Colors’ Director Bára Anna Stejskalová
A mantis shrimp befriends a blind fish in a stop-motion musical exploring female friendship and how we connect when we see the world differently.
Anime Accounts For At Least Half Of Viewing For 82% Of Teen Fans, And Other Findings From New Study
A Crunchyroll commissioned NRG survey explores younger viewers’ appetite for experimentation, anime’s appeal, and how fandom extends into music and comics.
Paramount+ Unveils New Series ‘Avatar Kuruk: Wave Of Chaos,’ Renews ‘Seven Havens’ For Two More Books
Bryan Konietzko will showrun the new series, following a rebellious teenage Avatar as he learns the four elements through globetrotting adventures.
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