‘Our Sound,’ ‘Don’t Know What’ Top 2019 Ottawa Int’l Animation Festival
An indie Japanese feature and an experimental short from Austria won the top prizes at Ottawa 2019.
An indie Japanese feature and an experimental short from Austria won the top prizes at Ottawa 2019.
For his new film, acclaimed animator Theodore Ushev adopted a style of painting pioneered by Egyptians thousands of years ago.
A good technical director, according to Champagne, finds creative solutions to technical problems, and technical solutions to creative problems.
Canadian animator Chris Dainty walks us through the complex production process of his new NFB short.
The 10,000-square-foot studio will bring dozens of new animation jobs to Halifax.
Pitches for 85 new European series and specials were presented over three days at Cartoon Forum – here’s what we learned at the event.
The 2019 BAFTA award for best British short animation.
Our report on new shows from day one of Cartoon Forum.
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Williams, one of the world’s most acclaimed animators, has died aged 86. We look back over his wide-ranging career.
High-profile industry artists are set to speak at the Ottawa Int’l Animation festival next month.
North America’s foremost entertainment union has formed a “strategic alliance” with the Art Babbitt Appreciation Society.
North America’s largest animation festival will screen 54 shorts and six features in competition.
Stephanie Betts and Todd Brian will oversee the creation of original animated series for the Canadian content titan.
“Revue du Film d’Animation” will only be published in French — to begin with, at least.
Over 250 National Film Board of Canada directors have revolted against the organization, claiming it spends less than 20% of its budget on production.
Antín harnessed pre-Columbian iconography as the basis for the film’s character and production design.
“The Amazing Maurice” will be the first animated feature film ever made from a Terry Pratchett novel.
Looking for a gig in the animation industry?
There’s more animation jobs in Ottawa than there are qualified workers.