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RIP

Animation Community Mourning Death Of Isao Takahata, Director And Studio Ghibli Co-Founder

The animation world is mourning the loss of one of its giants.

Latin American Animation Leaders Are Gathering For A Big Meeting At The Quirino’s Co-Production Forum

Leading representatives from the Ibero-American animation industry are gathering this week to talk about the booming animation scene in the region.

Artist Rights

Milestone: Over 25% Of Animation Workers In L.A. Are Now Women

A new Animation Guild report reveals which L.A. animation studios employ the most and least women artists.

Feature Film

‘Pacific Rim Uprising’: How Toys And Motion Capture Helped Bring Giant Robots To Life

Here's what it took to animate the giant Jaeger robots in "Pacific Rim Uprising."

Donald And Stephen Glover’s ‘Deadpool’ Animated Series Is Dead At FXX

Yet another celebrity-driven animation project at FX hits a brick wall.

Crafting A Student Short: An Interview With 2 SVA MFA Computer Arts Alumni

Two 2017 graduates of School of Visual Arts’ MFA Computer Arts department recently sat down with a current student, Devan Worth [Graduate …

Feature Film

‘Isle of Dogs’: Animation Director Mark Waring Explains How To Animate A Wes Anderson Film

"Isle of Dogs" animation director Mark Waring breaks down the animation process on Wes Anderson's new stop-motion tale.

‘The Tick’: Making A Completely CG, 2,000-Foot Human On A TV Schedule And Budget

Behind the scenes of FuseFX's Very Large Man digital human created for the Amazon series "The Tick."

Events

Titmouse’s Annual 5-Second Animation Day Has Evolved Into A Unique Studio Tradition

The company-wide event provides the studio's artists not only a chance to let off steam, but to also showcase their unique creative talents.

Festivals

‘Festivals Are A Community Endeavor’: Talking With The Organizers Of GLAS Animation Festival

Next week, artists from across the U.S. and Canada, as well as Europe and Asia, will be in Berkeley, California for GLAS Animation Festival. We talk to the organizers about what makes the event so unique.

Internet Television

TV ROUNDUP: Amazon, Nickelodeon, Adult Swim, Netflix

A look at Amazon's first original half-hour series, a new show from the creator of "Superjail!," and a "Loud House" spin-off in development.

Feature Film

7 Weeks, 917 Frames, Glass Beads, Hair Wax, And Vaseline: Inside ‘Early Man”s Longest Shot

How Aardman Animations pulled off the hilarious massage scene in Nick Park’s "Early Man."

Law

‘The Simpsons’ Are Victorious In $250 Million Lawsuit By ‘Goodfellas’ Actor Frank Sivero

The actor had made a meritless claim that "The Simpsons" infringed his right of publicity by basing the character of Louie on him.

Distribution

How French Company Miyu Distributed Oscar Nominees ‘Negative Space’ And ‘Garden Party’ In France

In France, where short films are financed by subsidies, the short film distribution strategy developed by Luce Grosjean is inspired by the way American short directors consider their films: a stepping stone to other projects.

Cartoon Culture

The First Issue Of ‘Keyframe,’ A New Animation Magazine, Is Here

This new publication was launched by The Animation Guild, the union that represents animation workers in Los Angeles.

Animators

RIP: Bud Luckey, A Key Part Of Pixar’s Creative Team

Pixar's oldest employee, Luckey played a key role in the early years of the studio's feature films.

Feature Film

Maintaining A Cohesive Vision On ‘The Breadwinner’: How A Co-Production Between Ireland And Canada Worked

Many animated features are made as co-productions nowadays. But how do studios actually collaborate on a film? We spoke with Toronto-based Guru to learn how they worked with Ireland's Cartoon Saloon on "The Breadwinner."