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Pixar’s Biggest Fan Reports from ‘The Good Dinosaur’ Premiere
Last night Pixar’s new film The Good Dinosaur had its premiere in Los Angeles. We invited a Pixar mega-fan to send us his personal report …
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Waterman Entertainment Acquires Film Roman, Invites Founder Phil Roman Back
The 31-year-old animation company that produces the animation for “The Simpsons” has a new owner.
Rediscover Chris Lavis And Maciek Szczerbowski’s Oscar-Nominated NFB Gem ‘Madame Tutli-Putli’
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.’
12 Animated Shorts Make The 2016 César Awards Shortlist
France’s highest film honor will select its animated short nominees from among these 12 films.
‘Twerkilator (Or How I Discovered Twerk by Mistake)’ by Manson
Originally conceived as a branded content short film, “Twerkilator ” was rejected by the client.
Boston Studio Cloudkid Will Shut Down
Cloudkid has become the second major Boston animation studio to shut down in the last eight months.
‘Migration’ by Fluorescent Hill
A vintage nature film explores the migratory pattern of a herd of wild creatures.
Rebooting Charlie Brown With ‘The Peanuts Movie’ Director Steve Martino
We spoke with Martino about merging the worlds of 2D and 3D animation, and why a Charlie Brown who is actually recognized and praised isn’t much of a stretch for Schulz.
GLAS Aims To Become The Next Major American Animation Festival
The festival is set to take place next March in California.
‘Star Wars’ is Dominating Animation Brands Like ‘Peanuts’ and ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ in Toy Aisles
‘Star Wars’ could generate over $2 billion of merchandise sales in the last four months of 2015.
Artist of the Day: Patrick Doyon
Discover the art of Patrick Doyon, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day!
‘We Nailed It:’ An Interview With ‘Shaun the Sheep Movie’ Co-Director Richard Starzak and Producer Paul Kewley
Aardman’s low-budget, big-picture animation continues to compete in our blockbuster marketplace, with stop-motion animation more real than hyperreal CGI.
When Being A Director Isn’t Enough of An Animation Job
The most useless career advice you’ll ever get, courtesy of Nick Animation.
Rob Minkoff Delves Further Into China With Animated ‘Wolf Totem’ Adaptation
Minkoff’s Flying Tigers Entertainment has sealed a two-picture deal with China’s Le Vision Pictures, including an animated adaptation of ‘Wolf Totem.’
‘Oh Willy…’, Winner of Over 80 International Festival Awards, Is Now Online
When his mother dies, Willy goes back to the naturist community he grew up in. Overwhelmed by the memories this return brings back, he decides to flee into the wild, where he finds the motherly protection of a big hairy creature.
Four Recent Festival Signal Films Worth Your Time
Here are four recent festival signal films that showcase the possibilities of this unique format.
‘Sun of a Beach’ by Alexandre Rey, Arnaud Crillon, Valentin Gasarian and Jinfeng Lin
You’re at the beach. It’s hot. Too hot!
‘April and the Extraordinary World’ Gets An English Trailer
The Annecy Cristal-winning French animated feature will arrive in the U.S. in 2016.
Illumination Announces ‘Sing’ With 85 Songs and Matthew McConaughey As A Koala
2016 is shaping up to be the year of the animated animal feature, and “Sing” just might be the quirkiest film of the bunch.
‘Yellow Fever’ by Ng’endo Mukii
Through memories and interviews, “Yellow Fever” focuses on African women’s self-image and the almost schizophrenic pursuit of beauty imposed by a globalized society.
Artist of the Day: Jorge R. Gutierrez
Discover the art of Jorge R. Gutierrez, Cartoon Brew’s Artist of the Day!
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