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The Five Most Mentally Unstable Ladies of “Venture Bros.”
Following the misadventures of a family of fourth generation super scientists and the villains and associates they have picked up along …
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“Epic” Artist of the Day: Jake Panian
Today, we wrap up our week of featuring artists who worked on Blue Sky’s Epic by focusing on the drawings of Jake Panian. Jake …
Spectacle: A Music Video Exhibition For the MTV Generation
Currently on display at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens, Spectacle: The Music Video is the first ever exhibition to …
5 Reasons Why Mickey Mouse Co-Creator Ub Iwerks Was Awesome
Most animation fans know that Ub Iwerks co-created Mickey Mouse. But he contributed much more to animation.
“Transe Le Gros” by Julie Faure-Brac
This sequence—Transe Le Gros—by Julie Faure-Brac was made for “Incantations”, an interactive installation produced in …
Amazon’s Animated Pilots Are A Big Disappointment
Last Friday, Amazon released 14 pilots on their online streaming service in the latest bid by an Internet company to unseat network TV …
Animated GIFs: Annoying Fad or Teachable Moment?
The GIF is here to stay. So how can the animation community stake its claim in this rapidly evolving narrative medium?
Artist of the Day: Geoffrey Lillemon
Artist Geoffrey Lillemon combined CG heads with live models for Bernhard Willhelm's 2013 women’s fashion collection.
The Secret Love Of Warner Bros. Director Chuck Jones: Square Dancing
After putting in a day's work at the animation studio, Chuck Jones pursued another passion: dancing.
The Secret History of “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”
The biographer of the film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" reviews the 25th anniversary screening that took place in Los Angeles.
2015 Award Season Tracker
Cartoon Brew will regularly update this page with information about the contenders for various end-of-year animation awards, including …
Editorial Staff and Contributing Writers
Originally from Mexico City, CARLOS AGUILAR (@carlos_film) was chosen as one of six young film critics to …
“Not About Us” by Michael Frei
Not About Us is a sensitively composed student film effort by Swiss artist Michael Frei: The short is a symbolic staging of the …
Dallas Opera to Hold the World’s Largest Screening of “What’s Opera, Doc?”
After drawing a crowd of 15,000 attendees to Cowboys Stadium for a live simulcast of Mozart’s The Magic Flute, the Dallas Opera aims …
VFX/Animation Industry Will Protest at the Oscars Tomorrow
What better time to protest Hollywood’s woeful treatment of animation and visual effects artists than on the film industry’s biggest …
LOST FILMS: “Calaveras” by Jacques Colombat
What constitutes a “lost” film? The traditional definition is a film whose existence is confirmed but of which no prints can be found. …
16th Annual NY International Children’s Film Festival
Running March 1st through the 24th at seven New York locations, includes numerous US Premieres of animated features.
Animated Fragments #22
Another installment in our continuing series of short animation clips, tests, commercials and exercises.
“A Monster In Paris” going direct-to-DVD
One of the most impressive looking French theatrical animated features - still unreleased in the U.S. - is finally coming out.
Richard Williams Teaches You How To Move It
Richard Williams is an undeniable animation legend, but if you've ever seen his DVD animation lessons, then you know he also has some slick dance moves.
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