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How To Get Millions To Watch Your Short Film On Third-Party Youtube Channels

How do the animated short film channels on Youtube work? Cartoon Brew speaks to one of them, as well as filmmakers who have gone down this route.

One of the largest independent animation studios in L.A. just got a lot larger.

Two Scottish studios are combining forces for a new venture.

The studio will focus on pre- and post-production work, and will house the Atomic Originals team.

The race for animation talent heats up as Warner Bros. Animation signs its first overall deal.

To help contain the coronavirus, Chinese distributors have canceled releases during the highly profitable new year holiday.

Writers and storyboarders should talk more. Animation directors should be repped by the DGA. Oh, and Western shows sound better in Japanese.

The veteran animation and vfx producer will guide strategy at the production company, which specializes in family animation.

The “Family Guy” creator had been at Fox since 1999. Reportedly, none of his projects for NBCUniversal so far are animated.

The exact circumstances in which Harmon left the company he co-founded remain unclear.

The multi-billion-dollar platform offers big stars, animation, and a new piece of tech called Turnstyle.

Youtuber Jazza explores Fiverr’s freelance animation community.

How can Halifax compete with the likes of Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal? Key players in the city give their views.

A production pact between Warner Bros. and The Lego Group has not been renewed.

A major producer of animation and vfx for Hollywood film studios, Technicolor is in serious trouble with French authorities.

Projects will be produced through DeBlois’s recently formed Anvil Pictures banner.

Silvergate’s shows include “Hilda,” “Peter Rabbit,” and “Octonauts.”

The Sommets festival showcased various ways in which to make an animated short film in Montreal — outside the National Film Board of Canada.

Two weeks before Christmas, a major vfx shop in Vancouver has shut down.

Veteran Nickelodeon artist Ian Graham will lead the new LA operation.