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Sony Pictures Animation To Release ‘Wish Dragon’
The Chinese/American co-production is aiming for a 2019 launch.
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Cannes 2018: Animated Feature ‘Chris the Swiss’ Selected For Critics’ Week
An unconventional animated documentary makes the cut at Cannes Critics' Week.
How ‘Ready Player One’ Combined Virtual Production And Motion Capture Tools To Create Digital Characters
A look at the steps involved in "Ready Player One"’s virtual production paradigm.
Cannes 2018: Directors’ Fortnight Selects Films By Mamoru Hosoda, Emma De Swaef, and Marc Roels
Four animated projects are getting the spotlight at Cannes' Directors' Fortnight sidebar.
Annecy 2018: Dreamworks To Preview ‘How To Train Your Dragon 3’ And Premiere Short Films
"How to Train Your Dragon 3" director Dean DeBlois will speak in France about the new film.
‘A Quiet Place’ VFX Supervisor Scott Farrar On How The Film’s CG Creatures Were Redesigned With Just Two Months To Go
A desire to make the alien creatures scarier led to the last minute redesign for ILM.
‘Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero’: What You Need To Know About It
All the key details about this weekend's new animation release: "Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero."
Interview: Director Richard Lanni On ‘Sgt. Stubby,’ Opening In Theaters Today
The forgotten story of a true-life World War I hero on four legs is the subject of Fun Academy's first animated feature.
TRAILER: New Dreamworks Version Of ‘The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle’
In addition to Rocky and Bullwinkle, Dreamworks is also producing a new "Kung Fu Panda" series for Amazon.
Cannes 2018: Four Animated Shorts Selected For Competition
This year, Polish filmmaker Marta Pajek is the only animation filmmaker in contention for Canne's Short Film Palme d’or.
Leo Matsuda Sells Multiple Projects To Dreamworks Animation
The director of Disney's "Inner Workings" is slated to make his feature directorial debut with Dreamworks Animation.
VIDEO: The Making Of ‘Big Fish & Begonia,’ Which Expands in N. America This Week
The long journey to make this Chinese feature is documented in a new video.
Remembering Fred Crippen: The Iconoclast Creator Of ‘Roger Ramjet’ Dies At 90
He was a master of limited television animation, and proved that it can be as fun and creative as full animation.
2018 Quirino Awards Winners: Mexico’s ‘Ana and Bruno’ Wins Best Feature Film
Complete list of winners from the inaugural Quirino Awards.
EXCLUSIVE: Trailer For Jiri Trnka Retrospective Set To Tour N. America, Starting In NYC
Nearly fifty years after his death, Czech animation master Jiri Trnka will finally receive his first complete U.S. retrospective in a touring theatrical show that starts later this month.
How The Mill Is Embracing Real-time For Character Animation
The Mill is developing new ways of creating relatable and appealing character animation in real-time.
Quirino Awards Will Launch Its Academic Conference With A Tribute To Animation Pioneer Quirino Cristiani
The worlds of business and academia have not traditionally mixed effectively within the animation world, but this week's Quirino Awards aims to change that.
A Chat With ‘The Burden’ Filmmaker Niki Lindroth von Bahr, Whose Films Will Be Screened In Montreal
With her first three shorts, Niki Lindroth von Bahr has established herself as an important voice in stop-motion filmmaking.
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.
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.
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