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‘The Creator,’ ‘Spider-Verse,’ ‘The Last Of Us’ Win Big At 2024 VES Awards

Since the VES Awards introduced its visual effects in an animation prize in 2008, 11 of the 15 winners went on to win the animated feature Oscar.

The 1997 modern classic was created as an alternative ending to the ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ tv series.

It’s been two decades since the cult favorite series ended, but Demers says WB brass has given a solid “maybe” to their proposal.

‘Emma’s Big Adventure’ is one of three co-productions the companies have set for delivery in 2024.

Powered by historical epics and the ‘Boonie Bears’ franchise, animated features made up nearly 10% of China’s total box office last year.

Bakshi also gave us access to a trove of behind-the-scenes artwork and explained how his team brought life to Element City and its characters.

The festival’s second edition kicks of March 15 with a 12 film competition lineup.

Domestically, ‘Migration’ finished in the top five again in its ninth week in cinemas.

Ross Stringer’s coming-of-age short ‘Crab Day’ won best British short animation and ‘Poor Things’ won best effects.

Independent animated features from around the world are looking for distribution partners at this year’s EFM.

The new unit, based in Paris, will be overseen by Dandelooo’s international sales and acquisitions manager Luna Sirvin.

Knight is an Oscar-nominated filmmaker who previously directed ‘Kubo and the Two Strings’ and ‘Bumblebee.’

Bong’s longtime vfx collaborators 4th Creative Party will animate the film, about the relationship between mankind and marine life.

The box office total of every single film in the United States last weekend was less than the amount that ‘Boonie Bears’ grossed in China.

‘To Bird or Not to Bird’ won best animated short and ‘The Society of the Snow’ won best special effects.

Character animation nominees from ‘Elemental,’ ‘Nimona,’ ‘Ruby Gillman,’ and ‘The Boy and the Heron’ discuss their Annie-nominated work.

Suzuki says he knew he’d likely appear in the film, but was surprised to be a main character and even more so to be a bird.

NBCUniversal’s Big Idea Content Group, the franchises’ long-time producer, is teaming with Kingstone Studios on the film.

The film marks the directorial debut of David G. Derrick, a story artist on the first film.

Glander spoke with Cartoon Brew about the joys and challenges of self-producing an animated feature.