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Annecy Unveils 20 Features In Competition Lineups
Annecy is back with an entirely in-person format for 2022, and boasts an appropriately stacked competition lineup for the occasion.
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Eric Goldberg, Jason Sterman On Disney’s ‘Sketchbook’ And The Company’s Return To Hand-Drawn Production
Goldberg and Supper Club producer-director Jason Sterman sat down with Cartoon Brew to discuss Disney's new learn-to-draw series.
‘Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood’ Reviews Roundup: Linklater’s Latest Gets Out of This World Reception
Critics are praising the film's nostalgic appeal and Linklater's novel approach to first person storytelling
‘The Bad Guys’ Director Attempts To Teach The Film’s Voice Actors How To Draw
Studio promos for animated films tend to cut from the same cloth, but here's an idea we've never seen before.
Anton Dyakov, Director Of The Oscar-Nominated ‘Boxballet,’ On Crafting An Unconventional Love Story
Cartoon Brew spoke with Dyakov about how he structured his short film, the differences between animating boxing and ballet, and why he chose to include a single word of dialogue in an otherwise silent film.
5 Tips For Nurturing Your Young Animator
Is your child a movie lover, a dreamer, a creator? Are they buried in their sketchbook, building worlds and characters that live inside their imagination?
Manabu Ohashi, Veteran Animator And Director Of ‘Cloud,’ Dies At 73
Entering the industry aged just 15, Ohashi left his indelible mark on many anime classics.
The ‘Cuphead Show’ Roundtable: Netflix ‘Didn’t Know The Trouble We Could Run Into’
The crew tell us how they set about adapting the hit game into an animated series with lush production values.
RIP Lina Gagnon, Animator Who Worked On ‘The Man Who Planted Trees’
Gagnon was also an influential educator, teaching animation at Cégep du Vieux-Montréal for over two decades.
Borivoj Dovniković-Bordo, Major Filmmaker From Zagreb Film, Dies At 91
The films of "Bordo" were vivid portraits of the "little man" confronted with big problems.
RIP Anne D. Bernstein, Key Writer On MTV’s ‘Daria’ And ‘Downtown’
Bernstein was a prominent woman writer in an industry dominated by men.
Five Major Guild Awards Nominate The Same Five Animated Features
There's good news for "Encanto," "Luca," "The Mitchells vs. the Machines," "Sing 2," and "Raya and the Last Dragon."
‘The Spine Of Night’ Directors On Making A ‘Very Naked, Very Violent’ Fantasy Film
Morgan Galen King and Philip Gelatt started the film as a self-funded passion project. Eight years later, it's in the running for an Oscar.
The Oscar Shortlist Interviews: How The Films Were Visually Developed
We asked the directors of this year's 15 shortlisted shorts how they came up with their styles and techniques.
How Sandra Desmazières Made Her Lush, Buzzworthy Film ‘Flowing Home’
With subtle colors and rich imagery, the film tells a tale of love and separation in the wake of the Vietnam War.
The Oscar Shortlist Interviews: How To Craft A Story For A Short Film
We asked the directors of this year's 15 shortlisted shorts how they developed their narratives.
‘Mitchells’ Director Mike Rianda Releases His 2015 Manifesto For Making ‘The Greatest Animated Movie Of All Time’
Higher dramatic stakes, more realistic characters, new kinds of cinematography: here's how Rianda wants animated features to change.
Hundreds Of Cartoons From 1926 Have Just Become Public Domain
Here's a first-of-its-kind guide to some of the animated treasures that anyone can now post, sample, and remix as they see fit.
How The School Of Visual Arts Is Helping Students Extend Their Learning Outside The Classroom
Students discuss the illuminating panels, workshops, and other events they have organized in recent months.
Why The Anime Industry Lacks Unions And How That Could Change: A Veteran Producer Speaks
A veteran anime producer and character designer discuss what effects unionization might have and why it is slow in coming in Japan.
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