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DreamWorks Animation Teams Up With Netflix For New Animated Series
The world of television animation is changing drastically, mainly by the fact that new animated shows won’t appear on TV. Netflix …
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Pixar Artists Are Raising Money For A Short—And They’re Not Using Kickstarter
Dice Tsutsumi and Robert Kondo show that there's more than one way to raise money for an animated short.
A Final Word From Jerry
This is my final post on the Brew. Thank you for all for contributing to this website's success.
BREAKING: Big Layoffs Looming at DreamWorks
Developing story…Some unfortunate news this morning. An anonymous source at TheLayoff.com wrote about an all-hands meeting at …
16th Annual NY International Children’s Film Festival
Running March 1st through the 24th at seven New York locations, includes numerous US Premieres of animated features.
Get Your Free, Interactive Making Of “ParaNorman” Book
To support its bid for a Best Animated Feature Oscar, Focus Features has released an interactive “making of” ParaNorman booklet. The …
Tom Whalen’s “Yellow Submarine” tribute
Artist Tom Whalen has designed a set of four Beatles posters, a tribute to the animated feature Yellow Submarine (1968).
An Exhibit About Cameraless Animator Julian Antonisz
The Zachęta National Gallery of Art in Warsaw, Poland, is presenting a retrospective of Polish animator Julian Antonisz (1941-1987), who …
Presidents Day in LA: Looney Tunes Marathon
I'm screening a six-hour marathon of classic Warner Bros. cartoons in 35mm. Join me.
Harvey Kurtzman Retrospective Coming To New York
Book publisher Denis Kitchen forwarded exciting news this morning: “The Art of Harvey Kurtzman”, a comprehensive retrospective of MAD …
Spike & Mike Anniversary Screenings in La Jolla
It's hard to imagine that not so long ago the only way to watch animated shorts from around the world was to attend a screening of Spike and Mike.
Book Review: “Sick Little Monkeys: The Unauthorized Ren & Stimpy Story”
There's no question Spumco changed the face of television animation. Love it or hate it, this book explains how that came to be.
“Cattle Call” by Matt Rankin and Mike Maryniuk
Cattle Call (2008) offers a fascinating glimpse into a world that is completely foreign to me.
Gallery: The Organic Architecture of “The Flintstones”
The Flintstones (1960) have been duly celebrated throughout the years, but one part of the Hanna-Barbera series that hasn’t received much …
First Look: “Steven Universe” by Rebecca Sugar
Cartoon Network has unveiled a poster for "Steven Universe", the new animated series by Rebecca Sugar.
Llyn Foulkes Retrospective Opens February 3 at Hammer
Painter Llyn Foulkes will be the subject of a major retrospective at the Hammer Museum.
Warner Bros. Anniversary DVD Set salutes Hanna Barbera
Warner Bros. is releasing an anniversary DVD box set of selected H-B cartoons from the '50s, '60s and '70's.
“King Of The Hill” Do’s and Don’ts
The show may be cancelled, but this list of animation rules for artists on Fox's King Of The Hill is a great read.
February in LA: “Ladies of Animation”
Downtown Los Angeles gallery exhibition is the latest in an ongoing series centered on the art of animation.
Upcoming Radio Interview with John McAfee and His Animator Friend Chad Essley
If you’re into bizarre and trashy tabloid tales, chances are you’ve been enthralled by the saga of antivirus software pioneer and murder …
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