How Louis Clichy Went From Pixar To Asterix
From short filmmaker to Pixar animator to director of hit animated features, Louis Clichy is charting his own course.
From short filmmaker to Pixar animator to director of hit animated features, Louis Clichy is charting his own course.
Rooster Teeth’s new animation development fund will be used to produce series by up-and-coming creators on Youtube and beyond.
A look back at the Oscar-nominated short and the innovative artistry of Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski, directors of ‘The Girl Who Cried Pearls.’
From Japan, Ryoji Yamada’s music video made in pastels for Keita Sano’s “Mad Love.”
The pudgy bear, a symbol of political resistance in China, isn’t welcome in movie theaters.
Disney and Pixar animation president Ed Catmull made a tidy profit on his latest real estate flip.
A new music video for a classic song.
An incredible-sounding new book about Marc Davis will be published soon.
After “Dear Basketball” won the Annie Award this year, ASIFA-Hollywood is trying to cast a wider net for its animated short category.
French animator Mourad Seddiki shares a reel of his work from the recent feature “The Big Bad Fox and Other Tales.”
In Jeron Braxton’s “Octane,” a man must race thru hell and back to get what he wants.
Rooster Teeth expands the slate of animation projects for its streaming service, and Netflix teams up with some key creative members of “Avatar: The Last Airbender.”
The Emile Awards are back to honor European animation achievements – and it’s turning into a two-day event!
“Incredibles 2” is just the 7th animated film to reach this milestone.
Stranded on a distant planet, a lonely astronaut sends out a signal in search of human contact.
The VIEW Conference in Turin, Italy continues to expand its impressive list of speakers for its 19th edition, taking place October 22-26.
“So that’s what it feels like to go outside.” Film by Vladimir Tomin, 2018.
The Adult Swim animator and voice talent died almost penniless, which some say could’ve been prevented.
“Teen Titans Go! To the Movies” debuted below projections, but its low production cost still makes it a success.
In a scorched desert forest, three damaged creatures encounter something green.
Cartoon Network is looking for new talent – in Africa.