Indie Animators Are All Over The Late-Night Talk Shows
This doesn't happen often, but animators Kirsten Lepore and Bill Plympton have been the subject of discussion on recent late-night talk shows.
This doesn't happen often, but animators Kirsten Lepore and Bill Plympton have been the subject of discussion on recent late-night talk shows.
A fresh take on classic Greek myths, "Icarus" was pitched last week at Cartoon Movie.
The all-expenses-paid residency, taking place in Denmark this summer, is open to filmmakers from around the world.
Learn about the unique production pipeline used by director Michael Dudok de Wit to create the Oscar-nominated feature "The Red Turtle."
Here's our coverage of the 15 contenders who are competing for an animation/vfx Oscar next week.
Two powerhouse animation studios are launching a new studio in Ireland.
Alberto Vázquez made history tonight at the Goya Awards, winning both the animated feature and short film prizes.
The exciting world of European feature animation will be on display next month at Cartoon Movie in Bordeaux, France.
"Adventure Time" writer Julia Pott is getting her own Cartoon Network series.
A European cg series "My Knight and Me" makes it to the U.S. shores via Cartoon Network.
To launch the new year, Cartoon Brew is delighted to announce the return of our popular job listings service, covering employment opportunities in animation, vfx, and gaming studios.
Stay up-to-date on which animation and vfx films are winning end-of-year honors.
We celebrate the 50th anniversary of the holiday classic with a gallery of rare artwork from the film.
A fresh take on the animator's reel.
Nearly 1,000 artists applied to take part in this holiday-themed project.
A Laika animator shares his process for bringing the Moon King to life.
"The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" created something outside the realm of what people expect to see on TV—real-time interaction with an animated character.
3D Wire is a major Spanish animation event that highlights the vitality of the country's animation, video game, and new media industries.
Watch the powerful debut film of animator Robert Valley.
The Disney studio in 1956—in glorious color!