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2024 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘Epicenter’ Director Heeyoon Hahm
The black-and-white short earned its Oscars qualification by winning the Bruce Corwin Award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
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Titmouse Foundation, Warrior Art Camp Team On Animation Education Scholarship Program
The Future Art Directors Program is a 20-week remote course open to animators across the U.S.
Walt Disney Animation Studios Remote Workers File To Unionize With The Animation Guild
This is the first time that remote workers have attempted to unionize with TAG, and the organization hopes others will join them.
Unity Software Laying Off 265 Employees From Its Unity Weta Tools Division
Unity purchased Weta’s tools, pipeline technology, and 275 engineering staff for $1.625 billion less than two years ago.
Oscars Contending Features ‘Perlimps’ And ‘Titina’ Are Available To Stream For Free On The Animation Showcase
The Animation Showcase also hosts many of this year’s Oscar-qualified animated shorts.
Next Lab Is Accepting Submission For Its 2024 VR/AR/XR Workshops
The Madrid-based event promotes the use of vr, xr, and ar tools, as well as video-game rendering engines, in animation and vfx production.
2024 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘Worry World’ Director Jessica Patterson
In the short, two kindred spirits cross paths in a world where all thoughts are on display for anyone to see.
‘Across The Spider-Verse’ Editor Michael Andrews Explains How He Elevated The Film’s Intensity, Rhythm, And Emotion Through Editing
The editor of ‘Across the Spider-Verse’ dissects the film’s unconventional opening sequence and its climactic train-top fight scene, among other topics.
‘Wish’ Reviews Roundup: Disney’s Latest Falls Flat With Critics
Disney’s ‘Wish’ hits theaters this Thanksgiving holiday weekend, but critics have found little to be thankful for in the studio’s latest musical feature.
‘Leo’ Reviews Roundup: Adam Sandler’s Musical Comedy Has Jokes And Lessons For The Whole Family
Adam Sandler’s ‘Leo’ hit Netflix this week after screening for free in 150 theaters on November 11 and 12.
Tech Giants Say That Users Of Their Software Should Be Held Responsible For AI Copyright Infringements
AI developers say it’s not their fault that their machine learning programs produce copyrighted material, even though they are the ones who trained their systems on copyrighted materials without permission.
A Deep Dive Into The 10 Highest-Grossing Animated Features Of 2023 (So Far)
Five U.S. studio films and five films from Asia fill out this year’s list. Will the arrival of ‘Wish,’ ‘Migration,’ and ‘Trolls’ shake things up?
Seth MacFarlane’s ‘Ted’ Spinoff Series Gets Trailer And Release Date
Ted looks good in his series debut thanks to animation from Melbourne’s Framestore.
‘Trolls Band Together’ Reviews Roundup: Vibrant And Colorful Animation Are Fun Enough, But The Sequel’s Plot Is Thin
Critics agree that there is a lot for kids to enjoy in the film, although their parents may not be as entertained.
It’s Official, DNEG Vancouver Has Unionized After Labor Board Confirmation (Exclusive)
According to organizers, talks are underway at DNEG Montreal and Toronto to follow suit.
Bob Iger Says Fourth ‘Frozen’ Film Is Already In The Works
Frozen 3 doesn’t have a release date yet, but according to Iger, Frozen creator Jennifer Lee is developing two stories for the franchise.
The Horror And Glory Of Human History Told In Five Minutes In Theo W. Scott’s ‘Cuties’
The short was supported by the BFI and film hub North as part of a program championing the early careers of ambitious filmmakers in the U.K.
‘Baby Shark’s Big Movie’ Gets New Trailer Ahead Of December 8 Debut
The film is Nickelodeon and Pinkfong’s latest production spun off from the most popular video in Youtube history.
Warner Music Will Use AI To Recreate Édith Piaf’s Voice And Image In New Animated Biopic
According to the company, “AI technology trained on hundreds of voice clips and images” will
Congressman Joaquin Castro Calls For Investigation Into WBD’s Handling Of ‘Coyote Vs. Acme’
Castro wrote: “The WBD tactic of scrapping fully made films for tax breaks is predatory and anti-competitive.”
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