AI Animation Tech Startup Cheehoo, Backed By Netflix Head Of Film Dan Lin, Raises $10 Million
The company wants to make the process of creating animation less expensive and complex.
The company wants to make the process of creating animation less expensive and complex.
Cartoon Brew is pleased to invite you and a guest are to a special advance preview screening of the new season of ‘Love, Death & Robots,’ followed by a conversation with the creators.
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.’
The company is best known for producing Tal Kantor’s 2024 Oscar-nominated short film ‘Letter to a Pig.’
The mixed-media music video combines drawn animation, cg, and rotoscope for Irish singer Mary Coughlan’s take on the classic song ‘Is That All There Is?’
Telling the story of a princess who can transcend time and space, ‘Scarlet’ is Hosoda’s first film since 2021’s ‘Belle.’
The movie will debut May 30 on the streaming service.
The sleeper hit has grossed nearly $55 million in three weekends.
As animation booms across Asia, the Korean government has announced a major investment initiative to grow its local industry.
Kroyer has documented his trailblazing animation career in a new memoir.
Oscar-winning animator Joan Gratz’s short is a punk-ish manifesto urging us to seize control of our choices and our paths.
‘KPOP’ is the first film from Sony Pictures Animation since 2023’s ‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.’
The Annecy Festival’s artistic director provides commentary on why each feature film was selected for competition.
The streamer will also offer previews of the feature ‘In Your Dreams,’ a new series from the creator of ‘BoJack Horseman,’ and a first-look at the ‘Stranger Things’ animated spinoff.
Warner Bros. will also preview new projects including ‘Get Jiro’ and ‘Bat-Fam.’
‘The King of Kings’ is now the second-highest-grossing domestic animation release of the year.
“I feel that this film, which depicts men obsessed with running faster than anyone else, could be a work that resonates with audiences around the world,” says director Kenji Iwaisawa.
Australian directors Emma Hough Hobbs and Leela Varghese made their Berlin-premiering feature film for just $600,000.
The local phenomenon had its best day yet today, its 19th day of release.
A fast-paced darkly comic take on grief and guilt.
The festival will present “the trippiest, most transcendentally beautiful, riotously bizarre and third-eye-opening animation from around the globe.”