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‘Win Or Lose’ Creators On Making Pixar’s First Long-Form Series (Video Interview)
Carrie Hobson, Michael Yates and David Lally take us behind-the-scenes of Pixar's ambitious upcoming series.
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Historical Epic ‘Chang’An’ Is Set For A Huge Chinese Opening Weekend After Strong Previews
'Chang’An' is the first from the history-based New Culture series of films being developed at China's Light Chaser Animation.
Three Projects From BBC’s Ignite Development Program Are Moving Forward
The Ignite program was launched in July 2021 to identify “fresh, bold, innovative” children’s animation projects.
How The Animation Channel DaFuq!?Boom! Became Youtube’s Biggest Hit This Summer
We spoke with the channel's creator – and only animator – who has launched to fame by creating the nightmarish meme-fueled viral sensation 'Skibidi Toilet.'
‘Ruby Gillman’ Directors On Creating Dreamworks Animation’s First Titular Female Lead (Video Interview)
"A lot of people have a lot of ideas how [Ruby] should be living her life and this journey she goes on is figuring out how she wants to," says director Kirk DeMicco.
53 Animation Pros Invited To Join Academy’s Animation And VFX Branches
Women, Black, and Asian artists were mostly overlooked in the animation branch.
Animation Coming To Netflix, Disney+, Max, Hulu, Prime Video, And More In July 2023
African animation shines this July with the releases of Netflix's 'Supa Team 4' and Disney+'s 'Kizazi Moto.'
Australian Director Adam Parton On Challenges Faced By Immigrant Artists In The U.S.
Over the past decade Parton has built a life in the U.S., but without a green card it's still not quite home.
Tonje Skar Reiersen On The Epic Journey Behind ‘Titina’
Reiersen tells us what made Toon Boom Harmony the right tool for this job ahead of the film's U.S. streaming release on June 27.
Mexico Is Creating A Digital Database To Protect Its Animation Heritage
Several titles spanning back to the 1930s have been digitized and were screened at this year's Annecy Festival.
Buck Opens New London Office, Appoints James Britton As Executive Producer Of Its U.K. Team
Producer of several entries in Netflix's Emmy-winning special 'We the People,' Buck now has offices in NYC, L.A., Amsterdam, Sydney, and London.
Independent Animation Producers Share Tips On Surviving And Thriving In An Increasingly Global Industry
Without billions in backing or decades-old IPs, these indie producers are blazing a path in tv and feature animation.
‘Across The Spider-Verse’ Pulled From Exhibitor Schedules Across The Middle East
No official reason has been given, but there is intense speculation that a "Protect Trans Kids" flag on Mile's wall upset local regulatory agencies.
‘Elemental’ Reviews Roundup: Critics Are Hot And Cold On Pixar’s Latest
Critics were hard on Peter Sohn's latest when it premiered in Cannes, but more recent reviews are finding joy in the romantic comedy.
28 Newly Restored Walt Disney Animation Studios Shorts Are Headed To Disney+ In The Coming Months
Restorations were executed by Walt Disney Studios Restoration and Preservation team with support from Walt Disney Animation Studios.
Guillermo Del Toro Will Only Make ‘A Couple More’ Live Action Films Before Shifting Entirely To Animation
In an Annecy masterclass, del Toro said recent box office hits like 'Spider-Man' and 'Mario' could convince studios to give more leeway to animation filmmakers.
‘Spider-Man,’ ‘Paddington,’ ‘Smurfs’ Rightsholders Talk Adapting IP For Modern Audiences
Industry executives discuss how decades-old stories don't always work with contemporary standards of representation, storytelling, and relatability.
Disney Presents Packed TV Slate With Loads Of New Trailers And Images
In Annecy, Disney announced four new animated series titles, sneak peeked eight more, and announced five renewals.
Annecy’s MIFA Feature Pitches 2023: Five Projects That Caught Our Eye
Annecy's MIFA Feature Pitches offered up a visually and narratively diverse lineup that we'll be tracking in the years to come.
‘Aladdin,’ ‘Moana’ Director John Musker Goes Indie With Annecy-Debuting Short ‘I’m Hip’
He's directed some of Disney's most beloved films of the modern era, but making I'm Hip required John Musker to do something he hadn't done regularly in the last 40 years: animate.
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