Anatoly Prokhorov, ‘Kikoriki’ Creator And Pioneer Of Russian Independent Animation, Dies At 72
Prokhorov co-founded the Soviet Union’s first private animation studio and created the hugely successful series “Kikoriki.”
Prokhorov co-founded the Soviet Union’s first private animation studio and created the hugely successful series “Kikoriki.”
The U.K. company has also signed with L.A.’s Creative Artists Agency “to help identify and develop global partners for its business.”
The 2d charcoal-drawn short is one of the year’s top animated shorts and won the Golden Dove at DOK Leipzig.
Meanwhile, the second half of the first season will premiere on October 4.
Music video for Bastille’s “What You Gonna Do???” featuring Graham Coxon.
Naito has overseen the running of Nickelodeon’s animation business since 2018.
Hundreds of would-be attendees cancelled their participation in the past week leading the event to move online.
She worked as a visual development artist, character designer, and story artist on most of Disney’s 2d features of the 1990s.
Edebiri’s casting will enable the show to “tell more nuanced stories about Missy’s identity,” says co-creator Nick Kroll.
To put it simply: some are happier than others.
Suffering from low self-esteem, Yaeji uses an elixir to lose weight and beautify herself. Then come the side effects.
The Emmys showed their appreciation for the artistry of Genndy Tartakovsky’s series “Primal.”
Unsettled studios, inclusivity milestones, a controversial “Ren & Stimpy” reboot, and much more…
In a year with a reduced slate of animated features, two major releases — one streaming and one theatrical — will go head-to-head.
A mousetrap snaps shut, a market place awakens. A group of men heatedly discuss how to kill the animal in the little box.
The petition was started by Robyn Byrd, who has accused the show’s creator John Kricfalusi of sexually abusing her as a child.
Supernova will unfold across outdoor projections, as well as online screenings.
The veteran executive, who helped develop shows including “Adventure Time” and “The Fairly Oddparents,” is returning to independent production.
Combined, the two studios he’s leading currently produce more than 30 series.
With his studio Ruby-Spears, he helped define the look of Saturday morning cartoons for more than a decade.
What is going on with “Raya and the Last Dragon”?