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Animation Companies Are Going Green. Here’s How They’re Doing It
We spoke with animation organizations from around the world that are spearheading the industry's green push.
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New Short ‘Reflection Of A Reflection Of A Reflection’ Was Produced Using Images Generated By Stable Diffusion
AI may have been responsible for the imagery, but director Fabian Mosele put in serious hours constructing this nine-minute short.
‘The Worlds Divide’ Director Denver Jackson On The Joys And Drawbacks Of Solo Feature Filmmaking
Jackson explains how he develops his pipeline, what tools he prefers to use, and the importance of self-care when working long hours.
Per Åhlin, Director Of Sweden’s First Animated Feature, Dies At 91
Primarily known for his work in children's animation, Åhlin also directed one of the first examples of erotic animation in Europe.
‘Unicorn Wars’ Director Alberto Vázquez Is Launching A New International Animation Festival In His Spanish Hometown
Vázquez is launching Imaxinaria, "To show the public the artistic and expressive possibilities of animation and bring this wonderful medium closer to them."
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Sara Gunnarsdóttir
Gunnarsdóttir's work has an edgy, punky vibe throughout that often aptly reflects the grungy, fragile existence of her subjects.
Despite Bob-ombing With Critics, ‘Mario’ Is Karting Towards A $140M Five-Day Domestic Opening
Audiences do not care what critics think of Illumination's latest animated feature.
GKIDS Snags U.S. Distribution Rights To ‘Ernest & Celestine’ Sequel
The film will get its U.S. premiere tomorrow night as the opening film of the New York International Children’s Film Festival.
Makoto Shinkai At 50: A Career Retrospective
On the occasion of Shinkai's 50th birthday, we take a look at the aesthetic evolution of one of Japan's greatest filmmakers.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Michelle And Uri Kranot
The duo's films explore political and social themes with inventiveness, humor, and a wide range of techniques.
18 Lesser-Known Stop-Motion Christmas Gems To Enjoy This Holiday Season
Historian Vincent Alexander has put together a list of 18 lesser-known stop-motion Christmas shorts you might not have seen before.
Meet The SVA Alumni Educating The School’s Next Generation Of Artists
SVA alumni discuss life after graduation, and why so many have returned to teach at their alma mater.
‘No Dogs Or Italians Allowed,’ ‘Granny’s Sexual Life’ Take Top Honors At European Film Awards
Alain Ughetto’s No Dogs or Italians won best animated feature and Urška Djukić and Émilie Pigeard’s 'Granny's Sexual Life' won best short.
Seven Promising Latina Directors To Keep An Eye On
A look at some of the women making waves in Latin American animation.
Cinesite Takes Majority Stake In Indian Animation/VFX Studio Assemblage
Cinesite has taken a majority stake in Mumbai-based animation and vfx studio Assemblage. Details: Under the new partnership, …
After A Decade Of Distribution Hell, Spanish Stop-Motion Feature ‘O Apóstolo’ Is Free To Stream Online
With the film's rights back in their hands, director Fernando Cortizo and producer Isabel Rey want the world to see 'O Apóstolo.'
Aardman Academy Launches Global University Partnership Program
Five schools in the U.K. and ten abroad will work with the Aardman Academy to expand their curriculums.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Elise Simard
Simard's multi-layered works eschew straightforward narratives and explore overlapping sensations wide open to interpretation.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Julia Ocker
Ocker cleverly explores themes of peer pressure, loneliness, ethics, fear, and anxiety, while celebrating the differences in each of us.
Diego Molano On ‘Victor & Valentino’ Cliffhanger Finale And HBO Max Removing Show
In a wide-ranging interview, 'Victor and Valentino' creator Diego Molano remains upbeat about the future of his series.
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