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Bakshi also gave us access to a trove of behind-the-scenes artwork and explained how his team brought life to Element City and its characters.
CEO Marc du Pontavice spoke with Cartoon Brew about how his studio is navigating this challenging moment.
Domestically, 'Migration' finished in the top five again in its ninth week in cinemas.
Company-wise, Netflix led the way with nine wins, followed by Sony and Disney with seven apiece.
Ten episodes of the popular kids show will screen in theaters around the world over the weekend.
Ron Husband, the first Black artist to reach the rank of animator at Disney, is still trailblazing in new ways.
Ludwig Von Drake is back in a starring role: telling Disney shareholders who to vote for.
Glander spoke with Cartoon Brew about the joys and challenges of self-producing an animated feature.
'Down the Rabbit Hole' takes Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in a scary new direction.
Hansen explains how his team brought life to the grounded and familiar characters of 'In the Know,' now streaming on Peacock.
Production design teams from 'Star Wars: Visions,' 'Blue Eye Samurai,' and 'Scavengers Reign' share the artwork that earned their nominations.
'Girl and Wolf' is the feature debut of standout Spanish animator Roc Espinet, who adapts his own graphic novel with the film.
The streamer also shared new images for upcoming films 'The Imaginary,' 'Thelma the Unicorn,' and 'Ultraman: Rising.'
With the first month of 2024 nearly behind us, we take a closer look at some of the exciting animation releases coming our way in February.
'In Lies We Trust' is the feature adaptation of Ishan Shukla's 2016 Oscar-qualified animated short.
Universal will bring 'Despicable Me' back to theaters on July 3.
The supernatural feature is the latest from 'The Guardian' director Zhigang Yang, popularly referred to as Busifan.
'Piece by Piece' is produced by Focus Features and will hit U.S. theaters on October 11.
After its theatrical run, 'Stopmotion' will head to the Shudder streaming platform on May 31.
Ponoc, founded by former Studio Ghibli producer Yoshiaki Nishimura, previously produced 'Mary and the Witch's Flower' and 'Modest Heroes.'