ANNECY 2017: The Long Journey Behind The German Indie Feature ‘A Stork’s Journey’
The writer and co-director of “A Stork’s Journey” shares the ups and downs of making an indie animated feature across four European countries.
The writer and co-director of “A Stork’s Journey” shares the ups and downs of making an indie animated feature across four European countries.
Mr. Blue Footed Booby enjoys a funny and surreal dinner.
The Dallas-based independent commercial studio has released a three-minute teaser that combines 2d and 3d animation styles, and complex fluid simulations.
The latest film from “Snowpiercer” director Bong Joon-Ho stars a lumpy and lovable cartoon creature.
The animation test, intended to be a forerunner to a feature film project, was made in Blender and is inspired by a famous Dutch comic series.
How deliberate errors, unusual animation inputs, and ‘ugly’ simulations resulted in a one-of-a-kind animated short.
How Sony referenced the original material and looked to new horizons for the latest Smurfs feature film.
The French production is the first television animated series made with the Unity game engine.
Strange Beasts is an augmented reality game. It allows you to create and grow your own virtual pet. How far can it go?
The computer graphics and interactive conference is shaking things up in the vr space.
A fresh take on classic Greek myths, “Icarus” was pitched last week at Cartoon Movie.
Made in America with Chinese money, does “Rock Dog” represent a future for animated features?
The director of “Battle of the Gulf” says that the film is “an answer to [American] propaganda.”
Nathan Jurevicius’ character brand Scarygirl is turning into a cg feature.
How Chris McKay immersed himself in the world of Batman for the latest Lego adventure.
Disney’s live-action/cg remake of “Beauty and the Beast” is forty minutes longer than the original.
Is feature quality possible in a tv series? Rodrigo Blaas tried to find out with Dreamworks’ new hit “Trollhunters.”
A European cg series “My Knight and Me” makes it to the U.S. shores via Cartoon Network.
Fernanda Frick, who worked on the Oscar-winning Chilean short ‘A Bear Story,’ has completed an ambitious short of her own.
Little autonomous robots perform a range of repetitive functions, but as the mechanisms start speeding up, things take a turn for the worse