John Lasseter Tells Skydance Employees That He Wants To Tell Stories About Women
According to a new report, John Lasseter is seeing a therapist to help him understand unconscious bias.
According to a new report, John Lasseter is seeing a therapist to help him understand unconscious bias.
Show co-creator Eric Robles says the series is not cancelled.
Don't call "The Lion King" an animated film. Or a live-action film.
An extensive conversation with "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" director Bob Persichetti.
""I'm not happy that I don't get to participate. Who would be?," says Woolverton.
"Toy Story 4," the first Pixar release of the post-Lasseter era, is designed to be comfort food for the studio's fans.
The new "Spongebob" movie is upping the cute factor.
If you buy a ticket to see the "Aladdin" remake, remember that the animation artists and writers who created the Disney characters and stories aren't receiving any compensation for their efforts.
"We really want to dig in," the event organizers tell Cartoon Brew. "We need actual, positive strategies for moving forward."
How have things changed at Pixar since John Lasseter stepped down as chief creative officer?
The company is pivoting from a video platform to a software tools company.
It is the first of ten animated features in a co-production pact between Dezerlin Media and Zycon Media.
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An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Netflix's new feature "Next Gen."
With its own distribution channel and a big catalog of original content, Six Point Harness is not your typical service studio.
Pixar is a "sexist boys club" says a former artist, who tells stories of demeaning, lecherous, and physically abusive behavior, many involving John Lasseter.
Creators no longer want to be associated with 21st Century Fox.
Here are some smart ways to improve the working lives of everyone at an animation company and help build a better future for the industry.
The animation industry is speaking loudly, clearly, and collectively about John Lasseter. Why isn't the Walt Disney Company listening?