Harald Siepermann (1962-2013)
A visual development artist who had contributed to films like Mulan, Tarzan, Brother Bear, and Treasure Planet, has passed away at age 50.
A visual development artist who had contributed to films like Mulan, Tarzan, Brother Bear, and Treasure Planet, has passed away at age 50.
After Pixarifying (is that a word?) the universes of Marvel/DC comics, Doctor Who and Star Wars, cartoonist Phil Postma has directed his …
Tokyo’s animation program pairs international premieres and original anime with discussions on creative careers and opportunities for women directors.
How the film’s co-director Aaron Blaise is keeping the memory of Digital Domain’s unproduced “Legend of Tembo” alive.
Today marks the American release of the Weinstein Company’s Escape from Planet Earth, a film that is best known for the nasty legal fight …
An exciting array of contemporary animation will screen tonight at the Synchronicity Space in Los Angeles as part of Floating World …
How does a traditional animation studio promote itself in a CG-obsessed world? Austin, Texas-based Powerhouse Animation Studios, which …
Petro Vlahos, a visual effects pioneer and inventor of camera hardware, died last Sunday at age 96. His invention of the sodium vapor …
What constitutes a “lost” film? The traditional definition is a film whose existence is confirmed but of which no prints can be found. …
Last week the Delaware Art Museum debuted an exhibition called “State of the Art: Illustration 100 Years After Howard Pyle.” It will be …
JibJab has completed the series of ABC videos that is part of their new children’s learning project StoryBots. The last video in the …
The world of television animation is changing drastically, mainly by the fact that new animated shows won’t appear on TV. Netflix …
Dice Tsutsumi and Robert Kondo show that there’s more than one way to raise money for an animated short.
If there’s any silver lining to yesterday’s awful news about Rhythm & Hues, it’s that other companies hunger for the services of Rhythm & …
Author and historian Amid Amidi becomes sole managing owner of Cartoon Brew.
This is my final post on the Brew. Thank you for all for contributing to this website’s success.
For a short period of time during the mid-1950s, the Disney company allowed corporations to use its characters to sell products. There’s …
Our friends at Short of the Week, an essential website about short-form filmmaking, have recognized five animated shorts for their annual …
Here it is, the second “official” full length trailer for Pixar’s summer release.
Animation studio Rhythm & Hues began informing its employees tonight that they will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday morning.
When Rasta meets Disney—a parody by Eddie Holly.