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Tonje Skar Reiersen On The Epic Journey Behind ‘Titina’
Reiersen tells us what made Toon Boom Harmony the right tool for this job ahead of the film's U.S. streaming release on June 27.
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Tools Of The Trade: This Web Programmer Developed His Own Software To Create The Ever-Expanding Sci-Fi Animation Scene Floor796
Pavel Sannikau is solo-animating the ever-expanding animated website which features your favorite pop culture characters living together on a space station.
Per Åhlin, Director Of Sweden’s First Animated Feature, Dies At 91
Primarily known for his work in children's animation, Åhlin also directed one of the first examples of erotic animation in Europe.
Three School Of Visual Arts Thesis Projects Are Honored With The Alumni Scholarship Award
Three SVA Alumni Scholarship Award winners discuss their work and how it was influenced by their time at the school.
Why The Filmmakers Of Environmental Sci-Fi Feature ‘White Plastic Sky’ Used A Hybrid Style
'White Plastic Sky' world premiered at this year's Berlinale, where we caught up with filmmakers Tibor Bánóczki and Sarolta Szabó.
Berlinale Picks Makoto Shinkai’s ‘Suzume’ For Main Competition, The Section’s First Anime Title Since ‘Spirited Away’ In 2002
We highlight all the animation that will screen at Germany's Berlinale next month.
‘Pinocchio,’ ‘Turning Red,’ ‘ The Boy, The Mole, The Fox And The Horse’ Lead Annie Award Nominations
After earning 51 nominations and 20 wins last year, Netflix again leads the pack with 50 nominations.
Yuji Nunokawa, Founder Of ‘Naruto’ Studio Pierrot, Dies At 75
Starting his career as an artist, Nunokawa went on to launch one of Japan's best known animation studios.
Why CG Animation Was The Right Choice For Damaris Zielke’s Approach To A Taboo Topic In ‘The Most Boring Granny In The Whole World’
Lessons about collaboration and inspiration learned at the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg's Animationsinstitut proved vital to Zielke's work.
A Guide To 24 Animated Features Releasing In 2023
A big year is on deck for animated features. We run down 2023's most anticipated U.S. releases.
Sander Joon Explains What Went Into Making His Award-Winning Short ‘Sierra’ (Exclusive Video)
Joon discusses the semi-autobiographical nature of his short film, and how he fused different animation techniques to make it work.
After A Three-Year Hiatus, BAFTA’s Children & Young People Awards Are Back – Nominee List
Works from as far back 2019 are eligible for this year's awards, creating a familiar field of nominees.
How Google Maps And ‘When Harry Met Sally’ Helped Create The World Of ‘Entergalactic’
DNEG Animation vfx supervisor Archie Donato and animation director Kapil Sharma talk about the inspirations behind the world and characters of 'Entergalactic.'
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.
Making Bread With Alex Boya: How The Canadian Artist Is Worldbuilding In Reverse With ‘The Mill’
Using Giphy, Boya is baking up an expanded universe called 'The Mill' to generate interest in a short film and/or series.
Tools Of The Trade: How Buck And Takashi Murakami Used Spark AR To Bring The Artist’s Work To Life
Buck art director Helena Dong explains how she created an augmented reality exhibit for Takashi Murakami's work at The Broad in Los Angeles.
As ‘Luck’ Would Have It: A Chat With Peggy Holmes (Video Interview)
'Luck' director Peggy Holmes discusses the process of creating and developing Skydance Animation's first animated feature.
‘Luck’ Reviews Roundup: Skydance Animation’s First Feature Is Out Of Luck With Critics
Critical reviews have been mixed for the first feature from Skydance Animation.
Year-Long Laika Exhibit, Screenings To Open Next Month At Museum Of The Moving Image
"Laika: Life in Stop Motion" will open at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, NY on September 1, 2022.
Tony Mines, Pioneer Of Modern Lego Animation, Dies At 44
Tony Mines was a pioneer of the brickfilm movement as it shifted online around the turn of the century.
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