How Did They Actually Animate The ‘Hotel Transylvania 3’ Characters?
Animation supervisor Alan Hawkins shares animation secrets behind Blobby, Count Dracula’s bat transformations, and the Kraken.
Animation supervisor Alan Hawkins shares animation secrets behind Blobby, Count Dracula’s bat transformations, and the Kraken.
Walt Disney Animation Studios is experimenting with virtual reality.
CTA dev Garry Pye and his 15-year-old daughter Maddison demonstrate how easy creating animation is with CTA 5.2.
The Canadian service studio, which produces animation for series like “Rick & Morty,” “Teen Titans Go!,” and “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles,” has a new CEO.
Investors continue to be impressed by the San Francisco-based studio, which is creating narrative-based animation content for ar/vr.
Can life’s second act be as fulfilling as the first? Jelle van Meerendonk explores in his humorous graduation film.
In her first public appearance as Disney Animation’s chief creative officer, Jennifer Lee speaks about Disney’s #DreamBigPrincess initiative.
After a year of failed negotiations with entertainment producers, animation voice actors could call a strike.
Here’s a look at some of the pages from a new book about Disney’s Nine Old Men.
Watch this music video created entirely with imagery from an 1897 Sears Roebuck Catalogue.
Will anyone want to see the film after this dud of a teaser?
“Incredibles 2” has accomplished something incredible.
An experimental animation from Japan that samples Disney’s copyrighted work combined with video synthesizer.
In just four years, animators Tom and Tony Bancroft have created 100 episodes of their industry-focused podcast.
London-based The Line is responsible for one of this season’s more distinctive animated advertising campaigns.
Maxon, maker of Cinema 4D software, plans to broaden its offerings to augmented and virtual reality creators.
Watch the trailer for Quentin Baillieux’s new film “Le Mans 1955.”
Here’s what you need to know about the Chinese film “Animal World,” which had a big debut at the box office last weekend.
In Cartoon Brew’s Short Pick of the Day, a girl goes out in the summertime looking for love.
The crew of “Gumball” is on to their next adventure: a series about a boy, lots of aliens, and a dinosaur.
Brad Bird doesn’t care if your 4-year-old doesn’t like his film.