Cartoon Brew Relocates To Los Angeles In Time For 20th Anniversary
Cartoon Brew started in L.A. nearly 20 years ago – and now we’re back!
Cartoon Brew started in L.A. nearly 20 years ago – and now we’re back!
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Lang joins Cartoon Brew from Variety, where for the last seven years, he covered film and tv industry news from around the world and contributed to over 1,500 pieces.
We’re expanding our team!
We’re growing our team here at Cartoon Brew with openings for multiple freelance positions.
A new recognition for our short picks.
A letter from the editor-in-chief.
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Cartoon Brew is building a new office in Canada.
Cartoon Brew launched on this day fourteen years ago.
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Looking for a new animation job gets easier starting today.
Rising young animators and filmmakers will be featured prominently in this new Cartoon Brew feature.
We’re announcing two new contributors who will expand Cartoon Brew’s coverage of vfx/tech and legal issues.
“Cartoon Brew,” America’s most-visited animation industry source, relaunches today with a complete redesign of CartoonBrew.com.
Cartoon Brew has always been vigilant about moderating the comments section. This year, we’re getting stricter.
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We are very excited to announce today the launch of Cartoon Brew Jobs, a new resource for the animation community.
As long as I’ve loved animation, I’ve been fascinated with the personal stories of people who work in the animation business. Not simply, “What character did you make?,” but WHY and HOW did you make it? I became actively involved in documenting those stories when I published the print ‘zine “Animation Blast,” and it’s something I’ve never stopped doing. For me, it wasn’t just about talking to a handful of familiar directors and animators, but to talk with everyone, especially those who had worked quietly in the trenches and whose stories hadn’t yet been told.