2016 Emmy Nominations: Just the Animation Categories, Please
The new “Powerpuff Girls” revival gets its first Emmy nod, and so does the last episode of “Phineas and Ferb.”
The new “Powerpuff Girls” revival gets its first Emmy nod, and so does the last episode of “Phineas and Ferb.”
The independent short film made by two Pixar artists has won the top prize at this year’s SIGGRAPH.
The Academy is touting the diversity of its new member invites, but how diverse are they really in the animation and vfx branches?
“My Life As a Courgette” won both the Cristal and audience award for feature film at Annecy 2016.
Studio Ghibli’s first-ever co-production went up against 17 live-action films at Cannes, and won the special jury prize.
“Kaputt” won 15,000 euros as the top pick at the 2016 Stuttgart Festival of Animated Film.
“Long Way North” will debut in the U.S. later this year.
The Polygon Pictures series directed by Goro Miyazaki earns some international recognition.
Check out a complete list of winners from the 19th edition of the Holland Animation Film Festival.
A South American film won the animated short for the first-time ever, and a woman won the visual effects category for only the second time.
Roman’s comment about how much Disney pays its artists got the biggest laugh of the evening.
At one point during tonight’s Annie Awards ceremony, after Pixar had won its umpteenth award, SpongeBob voice actor Tom Kenny asked the audience, “When are we going to start calling these awards The Pixies?”
The top animation prizes at both Sundance and Slamdance were won by student animated shorts from the U.K.
The European animation community is joining forces to launch a major new animation award.
“Shift” was a graduation short produced at the School of Visual Arts.
For the first time in the 39-year-history of the Ottawa International Animation Festival, a student film received the festival’s top honor.
Patrick McHale’s mini-series got plenty of love from the Emmys this year.
Don Hertzfeldt continues his winning streak in Switzerland.
The Oscar-winner’s native Norway awarded Kove the Anders Jahre Cultural Prize tonight at a ceremony in Oslo.
‘The Wanted 18’ mashes animation, interviews, reenactments, and archival footage into a 75-minute absurdity chronicling the true story of 18 cows-at-large.