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Tod Polson’s ‘The 21’ Is A Hauntingly Powerful Film About An Infamous Event
'The 21' is a visually striking and profoundly moving film about resilience, conviction, and the triumph of spirit over brutality.
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Underdogs Win! Latvia’s ‘Flow’ And Iran’s ‘In The Shadow Of The Cypress’ Win Oscars
Both the feature and short animation categories were huge upsets by little films that weren't backed by money, celebrity, or power.
Paramount Rolls Back DEI Policies
The company said that it will "no longer set or use aspirational numerical goals related to the race, ethnicity, sex or gender of hires."
‘David’ Tells The Story Of A Former Football Star Who Finds Himself In Freefall
The film, says director Patrick Ward, is "inspired by those moments when life takes an unexpected turn and forces us to adapt."
DNEG Acquires Metaphysic, Firm Responsible For AI De-Aging In ‘Here’
Post-acquisition, DNEG's Brahma group will employ over 800 engineers and creative technologists.
‘Ormur’ Is A Raw, Rough, And Utterly Blunt Depiction Of Never-Ending Cycles Of Violence
Einar Baldvin’s hand-drawn horror will have you thinking — and perhaps even crawling under the bedsheets.
Get A Load Of This Smurf: ‘Smurfs’ Trailer Reveals First Footage From New Film
Paramount's upcoming hybrid musical film is directed by Chris Miller and written by Pam Brady.
‘Horny’ Is A Deceptively Simple Story About Sexuality, Identity, And Friendship
The student film was made by Zhangir Botabekov at Laguna College of Art and Design.
KrumbleTV Creator On Making Animated Films With Metahuman Creator
Using his unique production methods, the self-taught Russia-born, Texas-based animator is able to produce an entire animated short in one workday.
Social Media Ready: How Animators Can Optimize Their Content For TikTok, Instagram, And YouTube
Filmora empowers freelancers and animators to create content that is not only visually stunning but also optimized for today's social media platforms.
Unconventional Historical And Experimental Themes Enliven Thomas Renoldner’s Short ‘Stampfer Dreams’
A new animated short delves into the life and work of one of the earliest practitioners of animated images.
When Did Animated Shorts Get So Long? An Investigation Into The Uncomfortable Rise Of Long Shorts
As animation directors explore longer film formats, the trend is causing headaches for producers, distributors, festival programmers, and educators.
The Custom Blender Plug-in That Was Used To Create The Water Scenes In ‘Flow’ Is Now Available Publicly
'Flow' director Gints Zilbalodis and plug-in developer Mārtiņš Upītis talk about the development of the water plug-in used to create the Golden Globe-winning film.
‘Out Of The Nest’: A Challenging Production Turns Into A Thai-Chinese Animated Hit
Riff Studio chief executive Veerapatra “Tun” Jinanavin and Pixar veteran Andrew Gordon discuss the challenges of international co-production.
David Lynch, Iconic American Filmmaker Who Started As An Animator, Has Died
The enigmatic artist and filmmaker from Missoula, Montana, leaves a cosmic legacy of weirdness and magic.
‘The Wild Robot’ And ‘Dune: Part Two’ Lead 2025 VES Award Nominations
The 23rd Annual VES Awards Gala will be presented Tuesday, February 11, in Los Angeles.
Oscar Shortlist Interviews: Director Torill Kove Shares Her Favorite Shot From ‘Maybe Elephants’ (Exclusive)
In this exclusive series, the filmmakers behind each of this year's Oscar-shortlisted shorts reveal their favorite shots.
‘Living Large’ Director Got Hooked On Stop Motion During The Production Of Her First Feature
"I’ve learned [the puppets'] limitations and enjoy finding ways to push those boundaries and work with them creatively," says Kristina Dufková. "What initially felt limiting compared to drawn animation became incredibly fun for me."
‘Across My Jaw’ Music Video Is An Audiovisual Feast For The Senses
Through a mix of drawn animation and physical objects, the visuals echo the surreal style of Ralph Bakshi and the dreamlike aesthetic of 'Fantastic Planet.'
Yōji Kuri, Pioneering Japanese Indie Animator, Dies At 96
In 1963, Kuri was the first Japanese filmmaker to be honored with an award at the Annecy animation festival.
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