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The Netherlands’ KLIK And HAFF Festivals Merge To Form Kaboom Animation Festival

The first edition will be held in Utrecht and Amsterdam, November 9–17.

North America’s largest animation festival will screen 54 shorts and six features in competition.

A group of industry figures has drawn up a list of prominent women in animation. They hope it will help festivals to pick more female jurors.

The French school produced five signal films for this year’s Annecy Festival. Watch them all here.

Montreal’s Fantasia Film Festival has announced the first wave of films for its 23rd edition, which runs from July 11 to August 1.

See the full list of 24 projects chosen for the 2019 SIGGRAPH Computer Animation Festival Electronic Theater.

Is the Annecy Festival growing too big for its own good?

The organizers are calling on the global animation community to donate to a crowdfunding campaign so they can hold this year’s edition.

An unprecedented amount of data and analysis about the lack of opportunities for women in the Los Angeles animation industry.

It’s impossible to see everything at the Annecy animation festival, so here’s a few of our suggestions.

Tomek Popakul’s punky “Acid Rain” continues it successful run on the festival circuit.

Animation power players, both on the creative and executive side, are scheduled to speak at the 3rd annual Women in Animation World Summit.

“I Lost My Body,” the only animated feature in competition at Cannes Critics’ Week, has won the grand prize.

Tribeca attendees had a massive range of styles, narratives (both linear and non-linear), gameplay, and immersion to choose from this year.

The grand prix comes with a cash prize of 15,000 euros.

Ninety vr projects were submitted to Annecy this year; nine were chosen.

Jérémy Clapin’s highly-anticipated feature film directorial debut will premiere at Cannes.

Tribeca Film Festival is a key event to discover immersive vr/ar experiences, many of them which use animation.

The hand-drawn feature will be part of Cannes’ Un Certain Regard section.

With festival attendance booming, Annecy is becoming an important stop for the American studios to preview and premiere animation projects.