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On today’s episode we’re talking about the launch of our new annual Power List, as well as the growing number of distributors for international features in the U.S.
The service's last day will be September 30, 2024.
A Thai animator explains how he created an online animation series using Cartoon Animator 5.
Carrozza created Cartoon Network's first original online series 'Mighty Magiswords.'
Watch our weekly breakdown of important stories in the animation industry.
Two films have saved Hollywood this summer – and they both happen to be animated.
Cartoon Animator 5 is a powerful animation tool with features that are sophisticated enough for professional users, but intuitive and easy enough for new animators.
For a special FYC discussion, we spoke with the co-creator of Netflix's longest-running adult animated series.
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Cartoon Brew’s new livestream show airs every Friday morning on our Youtube channel .
Cartoon Brew’s new livestream show airs every Friday morning.
Cartoon Brew’s new livestream show airs every Friday morning on our Youtube channel. Watch today’s episode below – relevant links to …
The effort to digitally preserve the former Burbank studio's stairwell was led by artist and producer Calvin Wong.
Paul Young, Nora Twomey, and Tomm Moore sat down with the BFI to discuss the storied history of their five-time Oscar-nominated studio.
Cartoonist and animator Garry Pye shares quick and easy steps CTA users can take to up their 2d animation game.
Cartoon Movie returns March 5-7, so we dug through this year's catalog to pick out a few titles we want to know more about.
Some lucky people were able to acquire a piece of modern animation history today.
CTA dev Garry Pye and his 15-year-old daughter Maddison demonstrate how easy creating animation is with CTA 5.2.
Youtuber Phil Edwards argues: "Not because he was an incredible character, but because he literally pushed at the edges of what film could do."