Welcome to Series Craft, a new series in which we explore a particular creative facet of a show’s production in-depth and discuss the creative choices that lead to the finished result onscreen.
Joanna Quinn’s new film “Affairs of the Art” took years to make, but that was a reward in itself: “It was like an extended college, and I felt I was learning new things about animation, drawing, and direction all the time.”
Olivares, who also served as character designer on Sony’s new film, tells us how it came together visually.
The director speaks to us about the challenges of developing a hand-drawn look for his cg feature, and much more.
The Icelandic filmmaker speaks about photograph, shoestring budgets, and the beguiling power of a single syllable.
Pixar veteran Oh has scored an Oscar nomination for his self-produced experimental short. He tells us how the project came about.
Michael Govier and Will McCormack scored an Oscar nomination with their first animated short, “If Anything Happens I Love You.” They spoke to us about their vision for the film.
Welcome to our series of interviews with the directors of this year’s Oscar-nominated animated shorts.
Welcome to our series of interviews with the directors of this year’s Oscar-nominated animated shorts.
The French animation studio behind Netflix’s “City of Ghosts” walks us through their approach on this unorthodox series.
The feature, which will be rooted in lore and mythology from del Carmen’s native Philippines, is part of an exclusive overall deal the veteran story artist has signed with Netflix.
Bastien Dubois speaks about the decade-long creation of his searing documentary short.
The cg family feature is set in Quebec, was made in Quebec, and was fully funded from regional and national sources.
In our latest podcast, the director of “Tom & Jerry” discusses the “education” he received in animation production on the hybrid feature.
Post-pandemic, the British studio will adopt a new flexible work model. Co-founder Tom Box tells us how it will work.
The Canadian director has followed his 2019 film “Ville Neuve” with an equally multi-layered, mesmerizing work.
Craig McCracken’s new show “Kid Cosmic” premieres today on Netflix. He speaks with INBTWN Animation about creating his first serialized series.
The British inventor-and-dog duo’s first ar adventure is due to launch in mid-January.
INBTWN bills itself as an “animation convention & festival built from the ground-up for today’s digital audiences.”
We discuss the gentleman thief’s first cg outing with Tomokazu Sakamoto and Tatsuya Akagi, animation and rigging supervisor on the film.
