Indie Animators Have Kept Busy During Lockdown. Here’s A Few Of The Things They’ve Made.
MC Hammer dishes out health advice, a British man reflects on lockdown in Beijing, and artists pay tribute to endangered species.
MC Hammer dishes out health advice, a British man reflects on lockdown in Beijing, and artists pay tribute to endangered species.
The film will be the first to come out as part of Sony Pictures Animation’s new international initiative.
‘Winter in March’ is a handcrafted film that uses soft materials to explore difficult, often painful subjects following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
It’s not all Covid. Honest.
The animated musical sitcom is one of Apple’s first forays into original animation.
An official statement says: “Covid-19 is changing the entertainment industry … The merger is a direct and necessary response.”
Abovitz wanted to make a popular augmented-reality entertainment system. He failed.
Dad irons. Child tidies up. Mom breathes out.
Toronto’s Guru Studio is crewing up an additional 80 people for “Mecha Builders” — without any face-to-face contact.
“Black Jack” and the 1980 remake “Astroboy” are among the titles launching on the free streaming service Retrocrush.
Ghibli’s former international chief recounts colorful anecdotes about Hayao Miyazaki, Harvey Weinstein, Martin Scorsese, and others.
It looks like you just threw a tantrum…use Tantrums.
Two newly digitized sets of flipbooks highlight the links between animation, live action, and print.
The animation of Latin America, Spain, and Portugal will be showcased through talks, presentations, screenings, and awards — all accessible online.
Aardman is taking Wallace and Gromit into augmented reality.
This animated feature is unlikely to get made, but the director is sharing with fans what could have been.
An animated short by David Lynch set to a composition by Marek Zebrowski.
With Josh Cooley’s departure, all of the directors of Pixar’s iconic “Toy Story” franchise have left the studio.
Eighty episodes will launch on HBO Max next week.
Roy, an experienced animation producer at the National Film Board of Canada, will now spearhead a broader creative strategy for the organization.
The film is the most high-profile indie animated title so far to skip theatrical release as a result of the coronavirus.