ANNECY 2017: The Long Journey Behind The German Indie Feature ‘A Stork’s Journey’
The writer and co-director of “A Stork’s Journey” shares the ups and downs of making an indie animated feature across four European countries.
The writer and co-director of “A Stork’s Journey” shares the ups and downs of making an indie animated feature across four European countries.
Watch the exclusive teaser for “Sonaria,” produced by Kevin Dart’s boutique studio Chromosphere.
‘Winter in March’ is a handcrafted film that uses soft materials to explore difficult, often painful subjects following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Cartoon Saloon returns to theaters this fall with a very different type of animated feature: “The Breadwinner.” We go in-depth on the new production with director Nora Twomey.
A new tool automates the tedious task of secondary animation, like cloth and hair.
Discover the art of Max Litvinov, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day.
Watch the trailer for “Mutafukaz,” the feature film collab between France’s Ankama and Japan’s Studio4°C.
Špela Čadež’s “Nighthawk” wins the Grand Prix for short film.
Another award-winning short premieres this week on CB Fest. In “Changeover,” a die-hard romantic bird refuses to give up.
The northern Italian city of Bergamo is getting its own animation festival.
A deeper look inside the world of Pixar’s next film, “Coco.”
The Chinese government doesn’t want you to see this animated feature.
MPC made Captain Salazar appear underwater, even when he wasn’t.
Mr. Blue Footed Booby enjoys a funny and surreal dinner.
Ricky Gervais is voicing a cat in Bron Animation’s upcoming cg feature based on the book by Lois Lowry.
Discover the art of Gracey Zhang, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day.
The Walt Disney Company has won 9 out of the last 10 animated feature Oscars. Now its animation president wants to help write the Oscar rules.
CB Fest launches today with the online premiere of the slapstick short “Golden Oldies.”
“Captain Underpants” marks a couple of historic firsts for Dreamworks Animation, and for L.A. feature artists, they could be worrisome firsts.
The first season of CB Fest launches Sunday, June 4.
Saying larger women aren’t beautiful might not be the best approach to marketing a family animated feature.