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Warner Bros. Boss David Zaslav: ‘We Are Not For Sale’
In a companywide townhall on Wednesday, the embattled CEO assured employees that, despite rumors, there are no plans for a WBD sale.
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New York Crew Of ‘Tooning Out The News’ Vote To Unionize With Animation Guild
The workers are the second N.Y.-based group to do so, after Titmouse workers voted to unionize in January of this year.
Universal Launches Brick-And-Mortar Shop Featuring Limited Edition Runs Of Character Merchandise
The store's branded goods will be available on a limited-time-only basis only, with new merchandise cycled in every few months.
Spain’s Weird Market Kicks Off ‘New Beginning’ In Valencia With A Packed Projects Lineup
Relocating from Segovia to Valencia, Weird Market will feature 170 projects in this year's catalog, 24 pitching in person.
Nora Twomey’s ‘My Father’s Dragon’ Gets First Trailer, Release Date
Set to premiere at BFI LFF later this month, the highly anticipated film will get a limited theatrical run before hitting Netflix in November.
With Stock Prices Down, Firms Line Up To File Class Action Lawsuits Against WBD
Accusations including over-inflating subscriber numbers and prioritizing streaming at the expense of other company businesses.
Animation Coming To Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, Crunchyroll, And More In October 2022
Looking for something spooky to get you in the mood for Halloween? Check out our October animation streaming guide.
Lightbox Expo Returns To Pasadena With More Than 500 Confirmed Guests And 150 Panels
Lightbox Expo 2022 runs October 14-16 at the Pasadena Convention Center, with the 2022 Concept Art Awards closing out the festivities.
Netflix To Launch Dedicated Game Studio In Helsinki
Having acquired three gaming studios over the past 12 months, Netflix is now planning to launch its own in Finland.
Takashi Miike To Oversee ‘Onimusha’ Anime Series Adaptation At Netflix
The series' demon-battling protagonist will be designed based on legendary 'Seven Samurai' actor Toshiro Mifune.
Luxembourg Picks Former Pixar Animator Carlo Vogele’s Debut Feature ‘Icarus’ For 2023 Oscars
Luxembourg’s Oscar Selection Commission picked the film for "its artistic and aesthetic qualities as well as for its narration."
‘Dozens Of Norths,’ ‘Bird In The Peninsula’ Take Top Prizes At Ottawa 2022
Japanese animation shone brightly at the 2022 Ottawa International Animation Festival awards on Saturday evening.
Academy Unveils 2022 Student Academy Award Winners
For the first time since 2019, student winners are invited to an in-person ceremony on Thursday, October 20, in Los Angeles.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Julia Ocker
Ocker cleverly explores themes of peer pressure, loneliness, ethics, fear, and anxiety, while celebrating the differences in each of us.
Animation Is Film Expands Into Second Weekend With Its Largest Program To Date
Animation is Film 2022 will take place at the TCL Chinese 6 Theatres in Hollywood October 21-23, picking up again on the 29.
Anthropomorphized Fonts Grow A Garden In Nata Metlukh’s ‘Regular’
Our Cartoon Brew Pick of the Day is Nata Metlukh’s self-produced Regular, a film about fonts with almost no text.
Joseph Wallace’s ‘Salvation Has No Name’ Gets Trailer Ahead Of London Film Fest Screening
Wallace, executive producer Maisie Williams, and Syrian filmmaker Hassan Akkad will also participate in a panel about the film's themes.
Prime Video Unveils ‘Lupin the Third Vs. Cat’s Eye’ Anniversary Crossover
A new trailer and production details are now available for the celebration of two of Japan's most iconic manga series.
Judge Denies Disney’s Request To Dismiss ‘Muppet Babies’ Reboot Lawsuit
A judge has agreed that writer Jeffery Scott plausibly alleged that Disney used protectable elements of his work in the 2018 reboot.
Zag Launches Streaming Division, Unveils ‘Fairyon’ As Its First Production
'Fairyon,' the first title of the new Zag Stream unit, went into production in May and will feature in the Zag's Mipcom lineup next month.
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