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‘The Boy And The Heron’ Gets First Official Public Image With Announcement It Will Open San Sebastián
The San Sebastián screening will mark the film's European debut and only the second time an animated feature has opened the festival.
Hasbro Launches Entertainment Division In Wake Of Entertainment One Sale
Hasbro Entertainment has appointed a trio of former eOne bosses to lead its film, tv, animation, and digital media businesses.
‘Mutant Mayhem’ Adds $15.8M Domestic, $10.4M Abroad In Its Second Weekend In Cinemas
The latest Turtles flick is nearing $100M grossed globally with a number of major market debuts still to come.
The 75th Emmys Have Been Moved To January 15
The major delay has created some interesting timeline possibilities and dropped the Emmys smack in the middle of the winter awards season.
Pixar’s President Explains Why The Studio’s Films Cost So Much – And It’s Not For The Reason You Think
Pixar's president offers some good reasons for why 'Elemental' cost $200 million to produce.
Women In Animation Launches Event Series And Online Career Resource Center To Empower Industry Professionals Of All Levels
WIA president Marge Dean also published an open letter addressing the current state of the animation industry.
Animation Vet Carolyn Gair Talks Self-Producing Her Debut Feature ‘Return To Kellogg’ And The Best Advice She Got Along The Way
We caught up with Gair ahead of the film's North American premiere at at the Portland Festival of Cinema, Animation & Technology.
SAG Actors Are On Strike, But They Can Still Do Voice Acting On Most TV/Streaming Animated Series
Animation production isn't being impacted by the SAG strike as strongly as live action.
Venice Immersive Reveals 2023 VR/AR/XR Lineup Featuring ‘Wallace & Gromit in the Grand Getaway’ World Premiere
This year’s lineup features 44 projects from 25 countries totaling more than 21 hours of interactive media.
Warner Bros. Animation And Cartoon Network Production Workers Vote To Join The Animation Guild
Sixty-six workers from WBA and 22 from CN have asked Warner Bros. Discovery bosses to voluntarily recognize their bargaining unit.
First Teaser For ‘The Peasants’ From Oscar-Nominated Filmmakers Of ‘Loving Vincent’
The period drama is expected to premiere later this year.
Cartoon Brew Relocates To Los Angeles In Time For 20th Anniversary
Cartoon Brew started in L.A. nearly 20 years ago – and now we're back!
Filipino Studio Toon City Expands With Vancouver Outpost Led By Atomic Cartoons Co-Founder Trevor Bentley
Toon City Vancouver will specialize in both traditional and digital services, with an eye towards co-production opportunities.
‘Nimona’ Is A Hit, Shooting Up To The No. 3 Spot On Netflix’s Weekly Top 10
'Nimona' more than doubled its viewership from its first appearance in the rankings.
Ibermedia Next Grants Are Now Available To Iberoamerican Productions
Over $160,000 in grants are being given to projects that make use of new technological tools for animation or open-source software.
RIP, Cartoon Network Studios Burbank Building (2000-2023)
The building was home to dozens of Cartoon Network productions.
Australian Director Adam Parton On Challenges Faced By Immigrant Artists In The U.S.
Over the past decade Parton has built a life in the U.S., but without a green card it's still not quite home.
‘Lord Of The Rings’ Rightsholder Embracer Announces Restructure, Layoffs, Studio Closures
The company owns 138 internal game development studios and employs 16,600 workers in more than 40 countries.
Marvel Used Artificial Intelligence To Produce The Opening Credits Of ‘Secret Invasion’
The decision, made in the middle of a writers' strike focused largely on the use of AI, has artists speaking out.
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