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An all-star team of former Disney talents decided to bring hand-drawn animation back in 2012. Their film was never made. For the first time, the project’s sizzle reel is being shared…
The spread of the coronavirus has raised a fundamental question: What makes a festival a festival?
‘Winter in March’ is a handcrafted film that uses soft materials to explore difficult, often painful subjects following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“Sol Levante” is a technical experiment that explores new production pipelines for anime.
Utter chaos defines the last 30 days in the animation world.
In a new series of articles, Cartoon Brew speaks to a range of industry figures about how the crisis has affected them.
The Berkeley-based festival is handing out its full set of awards despite canceling this year’s edition.
The coronavirus has pushed other releases back — and may still do the same with these two.
A young man wants to know what sex is. What do you teach him?
Netflix is getting on board for a “Dragon’s Lair” revival.
The Disney+ show is the first animated series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Japan’s favorite gentleman thief returns in his first cg outing.
The U.K. animation industry gathered earlier this month in London to celebrate its recent achievements at the British Animation Awards.
Padrón created Cuba’s most enduring cartoon character, directed its first animated feature, and drew some of its most popular comics.
Arambula’s storied career took him from the animation studios of Mexico City to a 15-year run as the lead artist of the Mickey Mouse comic strip.
Veteran animator Jean-Denis Haas explains why the animation in these films is a cut above the rest.
“Right now is the time for the utmost flexibility towards vfx artists and all practitioners,” says the society.
Dead at 92, the French comic icon is being called “the master,” “a genius,” and “a gateway drug to beautiful European comics.”
Music video for Jo Goes Hunting’s “Careful.”
A new white paper shows how adult animation is booming — and less reliant on comedy.
The days of exclusive theatrical windows will eventually come to an end. Coronavirus is simply speeding up the process.