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Cartoon Network will launch this new Mexico-produced mixed media series in October.
In TruTV's new anthology series, a voice actor's worst nightmare comes to life when a character he voices comes to life.
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Cartoon Network's new "DIY" miniseries is a quirky and inspiring experiment, both conceptually and production-wise.
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A chat with the star and producer of the new Adult Swim series "The Jellies."
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The images that Jay-Z uses in his new music video will be familiar to anyone who knows American animation history.
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Storyboarding for virtual reality just got a lot easier thanks to this free software.
Boords promises to let you create and share storyboards more easily than ever before.
Two powerhouse animation studios are launching a new studio in Ireland.
To launch the new year, Cartoon Brew is delighted to announce the return of our popular job listings service, covering employment opportunities in animation, vfx, and gaming studios.
Vienna-based studio NÖT shares the unedited opening sequence of the Tom Hanks-starring "A Hologram for the King."
"He told me the whole second half was unusable...upon seeing the finished animation later, HE USED MY ENTIRE BOARD SHOT FOR SHOT!"
The game is based on an original idea by "Steven Universe" supervising producer Ian Jones-Quartey.
At this point in TV animation history, if Nickelodeon still hasn't given you your own pilot, you're probably doing something wrong.
Ranging from the technical to the quirky to the essential, these holiday electives make great presents for animation pros and fans.
It's a perfect set-up for a buddy comedy adventure, with deep but accessible roots.