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2018 Sundance And Slamdance Review: Animation Infiltrates The Festivals

We sent a reporter to the Sundance and Slamdance film festivals to check out animated films – and what we found surprised us.

2018 César Award Nominees Announced

Three animated features and four animated shorts have been nominated for France’s highest filmmaking honor.

Designing The Characters In Pixar’s ‘Lou’

How the two main characters in Pixar’s Oscar-nominated “Lou” were developed.

Jeron Braxton’s ‘Glucose’ Wins Top Animation Prize At Sundance

Jeron Braxton’s “Glucose,” which premiered online last summer as part of CB Fest, has now won the top animation prize at the Sundance Film Festival.

Over 13,000 People Have Signed A Petition To Take Away Kobe Bryant’s Oscar Nomination For ‘Dear Basketball’

While at least three animated films are dogged by sexual harassment/assault controversies at the Oscars this year, only one film has a nominee who has had rape charges filed against him.

2018 Oscar Nominations: Animated Feature, Animated Short, VFX

Join us on Cartoon Brew for complete animation-related Oscar coverage.

‘The Breadwinner’ Nominated For 6 Canadian Screen Awards, Including Best Picture

This marks only the second time in the history of the award that an animated film has been nominated for the top prize.

‘Garden Party’ Filmmakers On Why Photoreal CG Was The Right Creative Choice For Their Film

This quirky Oscar-shortlisted student film from France is a fine example of how photoreal CG can be an effective storytelling choice.

British Academy Film Award Nominations Are Announced

The BAFTA nominations for animated feature, British short animation, and special visual effects are announced.

The Wonderful World Of Cardboard In Daniel Agdag’s ‘Lost Property Office’

The moody universe of this Oscar-contending short was created with 2,500 sheets of recycled cardboard.

Unpacking The Creative Process Of ‘Negative Space’

In order to produce “Negative Space,” a gorgeous stop-motion short that illustrates a father and son’s shared ritual of perfectly packing a suitcase, the directors were forced, rather appropriately, to get quite good at the art of packing themselves.

From Book To Animation: What It Took To Adapt Roald Dahl’s ‘Revolting Rhymes’

How the directors of ‘Revolting Rhymes’ adapted Roald Dahl’s classic collection of poems, and scored an Oscar short-listing.

‘Fox And The Whale”s Robin Joseph On Making A Personal Film: “The Only Way Is To Become Fully Immersed”

To make the film he truly wanted to make, industry artist Robin Joseph had to go indie. Now, his film “Fox and the Whale” is shortlisted for an Academy Award.