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Animation Block Party Returns To Brooklyn For Its 10th Year
This summer, Brooklyn’s Animation Block Party will celebrate its tenth anniversary with its biggest slate of programmming ever. The …
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“Monsters University” and “Blue Umbrella” Reader Talkback
Pixar’s fourteenth feature film, Monsters University, opens this weekend in the U.S. and many other countries. The film, directed by Dan …
DreamWorks to Produce 300 Hours of Programming for Netflix
In the continuing evolution of the on-demand streaming deal between Netflix and DreamWorks Animation, it was reported earlier this week …
Glitché Lets You Datamosh and Make Glitch Animation On An iPhone
There are plenty of GIF-making apps out there, but none compare to the Internet-ready capabilities of Glitché. Developed by designer …
Why Does Barack Obama Hate Brad Bird’s “The Incredibles”?
The We The People petition website is run by the White House and bills itself as a site that gives “all Americans a way to engage their …
“Washington Post” names Nick Weidenfeld The “Next Jeffrey Katzenberg”
Identifying the next Jeffrey Katzenberg or George Lucas isn’t something easily done, but a columnist at the Washington Post has figured …
Artist of the Day: Nate Wragg
Nate Wragg works as an art director and illustrator for animation and book projects, and teaches courses about character design.
“Aurora” by Aimee de Jongh
Aurora is a short film by young Dutch filmmaker Aimee de Jongh. It’s based on a Dutch fairytale about spooky white apparitions that haunt …
Artist of the Day: Justin K. Thompson
Justin K. Thompson works in animation as a production designer and visual development artist with credits on both Cloudy with a Chance of …
Watch 12 Nickelodeon Cartoons From Their Shorts Program
Every few years, a TV network launches an internal shorts program in an attempt to identify new talent and show ideas. These initiatives …
NFB’s Free McLaren’s Workshop iPad App is a Must-Download
McLaren’s Workshop is a free iPad app from the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) that provides access to over fifty films by …
Artist of the Day: Charmaine Verhagen
Charmaine Verhagen is into cartoons deep. For evidence, check her cartoon arm (in progress). Recently, Charmaine successfully took …
Gabe Swarr Turns “Life in the Analog Age” Into A Weekly Online Series
Earlier this week, Gabe Swarr relaunched "Life in the Analog Age" as a weekly animated series online, with the goal of new episodes every week.
Artist of the Day: Michel Gondry
Brooklyn-based French filmmaker Michel Gondry directs feature films, shorts, commercials, and what he may be best known for, music …
Frenzer Foreman Animation Forum #3: Richard O’Connor
Today on the Frenzer Foreman Animation Forum, New York studio owner Richard O’Connor drops by to talk animation. O’Connor started his …
You Won’t Believe How Long Burny Mattinson Has Worked at Disney
This afternoon, there was a big celebration at the Walt Disney Animation Studio in honor of Burny Mattinson's incrdible anniversary.
Sponsor News: New VFS Campus and A Video Reference Tool for Animators
Our thanks to the Vancouver Film School and Rhino House, two of the companies that sponsor Cartoon Brew.
The Five Biggest Challenges of Building a Film Museum
Every decade or so, there is talk of an animation museum in the United States, and while none has ever been built, two new museums on the …
Artist of the Day: Jake Armstrong
Jake Armstrong studied at the School of Visual Arts and his student thesis film The Terrible Thing of Alpha-9! has been featured on …
“Epic” Box Office Plummets in U.S., Slow Abroad
In its second weekend at the U.S. box office, Blue Sky’s Epic plummeted a troubling 50.4% for a take of $16.6 million and a fifth-place …
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