The Month That Was
A lot happened in the animation world during the month of October:
The Hub, a new partly animation channel debuted and Amid believes it represents a symbolic shift ushering in a dark new era in TV animation.
We broke the story about how the first female director at Pixar, Brave‘s Brenda Chapman, was replaced by Mark Andrews. A lot of people had something to say in the comments.
Rocky and Bullwinkle and Crusader Rabbit creator
Alex Anderson died, but Bambi production designer Tyrus Wong turned 100 and bad boy director Ralph Bakshi turned 72.
The largest North American animation festival took place in Ottawa for the 34th year, and one angry French-Canadian woman hated every moment of it.
Pepe LePew is CGI and so is Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
Toronto police officer, Adam “Bubbles” Josephs, sued YouTube over animated parodies of his bullying behavior.
Jerry doesn’t know how much more he can take of Robert Zemeckis’ mo-cap fetish.
The creator of Pocoyo is developing a new series called Doomed.
Cartoon Network’s Adventure Time launched its second season with a stellar episode called “It Came from the Nightosphere!”.