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DVD

More Cartoons for Victory!

A preview of Steve Stanchfield's latest four-star collection of rare animated films from World War II.

Classic

UPA’s “The Sailor And The Seagull” (1949)

The complete output of animation produced by UPA may never be definitively collected, as they produced a large quantity of material for …

Interviews

Scene Breakdown: The Creative Process Behind Apple’s Stop-Motion Series ‘Shape Island’

Director Drew Hodges talked us through a scene from the series and explained the craft and creative concepts behind the show's stop-motion production process.

Feature Film

Full Trailer For Disney’s Hybrid Reboot Of ‘Pinocchio’ Unveils CG Title Character

'Pinocchio' will premiere September on Disney+.

Feature Film

Disney Releases Teaser For Animated/Live-Action Hybrid ‘Pinocchio’

Launching September 8 on Disney+, the hybrid feature has far more animation in it than you'd expect.

Feature Film

Preview: 60+ Animated Feature Films to Look for in 2017

The most comprehensive list of 2017 theatrical animated features!

CGI

German VFX Studio Luxx Prepares Its First Feature, ‘Manou the Swift’

German-based Luxx Studios reveals teasers and details behind the production of its 'Manou the Swift' animated feature.

Disney

Happy 60th Birthday, Disneyland! Here are Your Best (and Worst) Animation-Based Attractions

Disneyland and animation have gone hand-in-hand for 60 years now.

Educational

Know Your Feature Animation Cliches: The Dead Mother

On a couple occasions throughout the years, people have asked me, Why do so many animated films have dead mothers in them?

Pixar

After Reading This, You’ll Never Watch ‘Finding Nemo’ In the Same Way Again

Pixar's "Finding Nemo" told of a touching bond between a clownfish father and son. But according to this fascinating excerpt from Stephen R. Palumbi and Anthony R. Palumbi's new book "The Extreme Life of the Sea", "Finding Nemo" director Andrew Stanton bypassed the most intriguing trait of clownfish, which is that they can change their sex. Had Pixar stayed true to clownfish biology, they would have ended up with a quite different story.