‘Yin And Yang’ Is A Short About The Power Of Creative Partnerships
The film by Iria Lopez and Daniela Negrin Ochoa celebrates over a decade of running a studio together.
The film by Iria Lopez and Daniela Negrin Ochoa celebrates over a decade of running a studio together.
Festivals and events, writes Matt Jones, must “evolve beyond their current model of celebration without substance.”
The ‘Steven Universe’ creator reunited with SVA alumni to celebrate ‘Lonely Magic,’ sharing music, animation insights, and a live performance.
The film is world premiering at the Shanghai Int’l Film Festival.
Some of the important news from Annecy that you may have missed last week.
Audiences love animation, even when it’s partly live action.
“Let us live; let us go home; stop the bombs,” said Annecy’s artistic director Marcel Jean at Saturday night’s closing ceremony.
The film is based on the book “I Eat Poop.”
The film is scheduled to release in summer 2027.
The films are “All You Need Is Kill,” “Another World,” “ChaO,” and “Little Amélie.”
The network also announced a new series in development by Genndy Tartakovsky, among other announcements.
BAFTA-nominated screenwriter John August (“Corpse Bride,” “Frankenweenie”) is writing the film.
The unauthorized documentary provides new insights into the 30-year history of one of America’s most famous animation studios.
A deep dive into three new indie Canadian features screening at Annecy.
Midjourney founder David Holz has previously admitted that his product is “a big scrape of the internet” and that he has stolen hundreds of millions of images without permission from rightsholders.
The residency is set to launch in 2027 in the city of Annecy.
The streamer offered new details about the show during its presentation at Annecy today.
The film, which premiered at Cannes last month, is screening in competition at Annecy this week.
Sohn will direct from a screenplay written by Brad Bird.
Valley walks us through his inspirations and development of key scenes in his visually stunning installment for the Netflix anthology series.
The audience reportedly erupted into applause when Bulgarian-Canadian filmmaker Theo Ushev directed F-bombs at Putin, Trump, and Netanyahu.