Five Highlights From Mexico’s Pixelatl, Starting Next Week
From A-list masterclasses to historic short film screenings, there’s a lot to see and do at Pixelatl 2023.
From A-list masterclasses to historic short film screenings, there’s a lot to see and do at Pixelatl 2023.
Director Silvia Prietov spoke with us about the honor she and her team felt in being asked to produce the short.
Several titles spanning back to the 1930s have been digitized and were screened at this year’s Annecy Festival.
Without billions in backing or decades-old IPs, these indie producers are blazing a path in tv and feature animation.
We spoke with animation organizations from around the world that are spearheading the industry’s green push.
Paris-based vfx-animation company Hecat has joined Mexican’s Ocelotl Co and Brazil’s Origem on the feature.
Titles from Brazil, Peru, Mexico, and Chile were just a few from the increasingly prominent Latin American contingent at this year’s Annecy.
We speak to the directors and designers behind Mexico’s ambitious stop-motion series.
Recognizing the Mexican and Mexican-American artists who have made immense contributions to the development of the American animation industry.
For the second year in a row, it will take place in an online format, making it accessible to a global audience.
Animator, filmmaker, entrepreneur: to many, Ruíz was the father of Mexican animation.
Latin America’s leading animation festival will be held virtually on September 7–11.
2d animation performed well at this year’s edition of the awards, which honor animation from Spain, Portugal, and Latin America.
The series is in the works at Cinema Fantasma, whose film “Revoltoso” we exclusively premiered last year.
“The most important element is to have great confidence in your team,” says Rafatoon of directing animation in the Zoom age.
The event, based in the heartland of Mexican animation, brings together leading figures from the film, animation, video game, and vfx communities.
We speak to finalists in this year’s pitching contest about the benefits and challenges of creating animated IP in the region.
This week we look at shifting theatrical schedules, Fox’s big commitment to animation, and talk to Pixelatl head José Iñesta about Mexico’s evolving animation industry.
“Even though the industry is overflowing with female talent, it is not always highlighted,” says Pixelatl artistic director Christian Bermejo.
The trailer’s director Paco Zamudio talks to us about the state of Mexican and Latin American animation.