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From Teeny Little Super Guys To Animated Dogs: Paul Fierlinger Dies At 89
Fierlinger carved out a singular path in animation — one marked by a distinct visual voice, a relentless work ethic, and a deep emotional honesty.
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2026 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘Whale 52’ Director Daniel Neiden (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)
Renowned animator Bill Plympton brings his signature hand-drawn style to 'Whale 52,' elevating this tender, magically real tale of connection.
Nowhere to Go But Up: Ukraine Animation Carries On Two Years After Russian Invasion
Ukrainian artists and educators discuss the work they're doing to keep the region's animation sector alive in the face of terrible adversity.
PBS Kids Reveals ‘Carl The Collector,’ Its First Show Featuring A Cast Of Characters On The Autism Spectrum
The series was created by New York Times Bestselling illustrator and author Zachariah OHora.
2024 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘Teacups’ Directors Alec Green And Finbar Watson
'Teacups' is the true story of Don Ritchie, who, for almost half a century, approached people contemplating suicide at the edge of a cliff near his home.
2024 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘Electra’ Director Daria Kashcheeva
'Electra' earned its Oscars qualification by winning the best short film award at the Toronto International Film Festival.
Alberto Vázquez’s ‘Decorado’ Headlines Impressive Spanish Projects Lineup At Valencia’s Weird Market
We attended every pitch at this year's Weird Market in Valencia and picked out 10 that deserve a closer look.
2024 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘Rosemary A.D. (After Dad)’ Director Ethan Barrett
All the best and worst thoughts of a new parent are laid bare in this crayon-animated piece about mental health and paternal love.
‘Gravity Falls,’ ‘The Owl House’ Artist S.H. Cotugno’s Viral Webcomic ‘The Glass Scientists’ Is Getting A Graphic Novel
Cotugno says the collaborative nature of animation production helped improve their mental health after months of working alone on the comic.
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.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Jérémy Clapin
Clapin's thought-provoking off-beat short works often deal with identity, mental health, childhood, and body parts.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Signe Baumane
Baumane's work touches on sex, gender, relationships, and mental health with a fierce sense of humor and refreshing bluntness.
Cartoon Springboard 2022: 4 Pitches That Stood Out
The projects are from Belgium, Croatia, France, and Czech Republic.
More Than 1,500 Sign Pledge To Fight For WGA Coverage Of Animation Writers
Support for reform is growing as pro-animation WGA member Raphael Bob-Waksberg campaigns to join the organization's board.
Tips On How To Effectively Manage And Communicate With Animation Clients
These guidelines will help facilitate a better working relationship between clients and artists.
How ‘Kubo And The Two Strings’ Went From ‘Pure Heaven’ To Nearly Breaking Creator Shannon Tindle
Kubo creator Shannon Tindle shares the heartbreaking story of how he had the rug pulled from under him on what was almost his feature directorial debut.
North American Event Round-Up: ANNY Best Of Fest, Anime NYC, GIRAF
A round-up of upcoming animation events on the continent (two of which are virtual).
‘Claydream’ Review: Will Vinton Doc Exposes Viciousness Of Legal Battle With Phil Knight
Marq Evans's film also gives a rounded portrait of Vinton himself, as a visionary but flawed artist and leader.
How Montreal’s Diverse Animation Scene Has Weathered One Year Of Covid
Our series on Canada's animation hotspots concludes with a profile of Montreal, home to one of the country's most vibrant animation scenes.
A Quartet Of Hope: The Striking Thematic Parallels That Link The NFB’s Four Shorts
Existential and spiritual themes run through all four films: "The Great Malaise," "I, Barnabé," "Altötting," and "4 North A."
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