The Oscar Shortlist Interviews: How To Improve Short Film Distribution
We asked the directors of this year's 15 shortlisted shorts about how they would improve animated short distribution and viewing.
We asked the directors of this year's 15 shortlisted shorts about how they would improve animated short distribution and viewing.
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Youtube channel Khooni Monday's horror videos rack up millions of views. Its creators want to see more risk-taking in Indian animation.
Check out the artwork of five filmmakers whose animated shorts have qualified for the Oscar.
Animation educators at the Toon Boom-accredited online school discuss their teaching philosophies.
Galloway has carved out a niche creating stop-motion commercials with toys. He tells us how he got here.
The developers behind the new tool explain why they created it, how it is used, and what lies ahead for real-time 2d animation.
The film squanders an interesting set-up by diverting into frenetic action and comedy.
Leib created animation for The New York Times and films including "American Splendor" and "American Ultra."
The exhibition will take place at Gallery Nucleus from February 6 to 21.
Cambodian textile factories, Parisian street urchins, an albino girl with telepathic powers — here lies the future of European feature animation.
The director describes the software's unique advantages, and explains how he harnessed them in his recent commercial for Ariana Grande's R.E.M. fragrance.
Watch the winners across four categories: Business, Comic, Education, and Youtuber.
Watch the crew discuss their ambitions for the film — and for Chinese animation in general.
As the school launches new diversity initiatives, alumni share their experiences tackling social and political issues in their work.
Animators are invited to create videos across a range of categories using Cartoon Animator 4.
Sowl's Solomon W. Jagwe explains how he harnesses iClone and Perception Neuron to animate his show.
Arthur van Merwijk started making "Morphle" by himself. Now, it's a global entertainment brand with millions of Youtube subscribers and billions of views.
How do the animated short film channels on Youtube work? Cartoon Brew speaks to one of them, as well as filmmakers who have gone down this route.