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‘The Day The Earth Blew Up’ Gets Theatrical Launch Date, Will Compete In This Year’s Oscar Race
Ketchup Entertainment has set a 2025 theatrical release date for the Warner Bros. Animation film.
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Cartoon Animator 5.3 Introduces Animated Characters For Live Performances
A new feature in Cartoon Animator allows users to activate motions, performances, and effects for characters with a single button press for real-time animation.
Mercury Filmworks And La Chouette Partner On Original Horror/Suspense Series ‘Don’t Walk Home Alone After Dark’
The series is created by 'Hilda' director and producer Andy Coyle.
Takeshi Murata And Christopher Rutledge’s ‘Larry’ Lets The Dogs Out (To Play Basketball)
'Larry' is everything you want and rarely get in animation: an absurd, hilarious, philosophical work that ignores all manner of reality and physics.
Cartoon Forum 2024: 5 Promising Series Pitches
Have a look at these promising series concepts from Italy, Armenia, Moldova, and beyond.
NowWhat!? Launches A Series Of Shorts About Political Issues
The non-profit organization was started by Six Point Harness founder Brendan Burch.
Q&A: ‘Everybody Still Hates Chris’ Showrunner Digs Into Why The New Series Needed To Be Animated
For Shah, it wasn't just about 'how to create an animated revival of a live-action series, but 'why.'
Lionsgate Signs Deal With AI Company Runway, Hopes That AI Can Eliminate Storyboard Artists and VFX Crews
The studi says that replacing human artists with AI will save “millions and millions of dollars.”
Poland’s ‘Mechozaurs’ Series Is A Cross-Atlantic Collaboration Between Veteran American Writers And European Producers
Presenting at Cartoon Forum this week, 'Mechozaurs' is a sophisticated adult animated series set in an expansive universe.
Japanese Student Film ‘Yapolaponky’ Is Playful, Thought-Provoking, And Emotionally Resonant
Watch our Short Pick of the Day.
‘MeteoHeroes’ TV Series Is Taking Climate Education Directly To Children In American Schools
The show, which currently airs around the globe, is experimenting with a unique distribution strategy for U.S. audiences.
First Impressions Of Pharrell Williams Lego Biopic ‘Piece By Piece’ Are Mixed
The general critical consensus is that the film, while conceptually original and fun, is a shallow hagiography and struggles to tell the story with Lego bricks.
Minneapolis Studio Make Dives Into A Neon-Noir World With Music Vid ‘Alone In The Darkness’
The video was made for Argentine indie band Siamés.
Commercial Studio Buck Becomes B Corporation Certified For Their 20th Anniversary
The company is among the few animation studios that meets a B Corp's stringent qualifications for social, environmental, and governance best practices.
New ‘Hot Ones’ Episode Features Eric Goldberg-Directed Donald Duck Appearance
The segment was created in honor of Donald Duck's 90th birthday.
Ketchup Entertainment Picks Up N. American Rights To ‘The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie’
'The Day the Earth Blew Up' premiered last month at the Annecy festival.
Behind The Whiskers: Classic Dutch Character Tummy Tom Becomes A Theatrical Star In A New Hand-Drawn Feature
Directors Joost van den Bosch and Erik Verkerk discuss the process of creating the new feature 'Tummy Tom and the Lost Teddy Bear.'
From Light Novel To Anime Sensation: ‘Solo Leveling’ Producer And Action Director Discuss The Breakout Hit
Ahead of the second season launch, key figures on 'Solo Leveling' are talking about the production of the ambitious series.
First-Time Showrunner Natasha Kline On Creating Disney’s Latest Series ‘Primos’
Kline discussed with Cartoon Brew the challenges of musical segments in TV animation, balancing scripts and boards, and the show's evolution from the original pitch.
Fragile Figures: BluBlu Studios On The Haunting Animated Vignettes Of ‘Porcelain War’ Documentary
A new documentary found a unique way to bring life to its ceramic subject matter through a mixed-media animation approach.
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