‘Wendell & Wild’ Gets Running Start On Oscar Buzz With Toronto Selection
What does a Toronto selection mean for Wendell & Wild’s Oscar prospects, and what has a TIFF premiere meant for animated films in the past?
What does a Toronto selection mean for Wendell & Wild’s Oscar prospects, and what has a TIFF premiere meant for animated films in the past?
Cartoon Brew asked several stop motion experts about their feelings on felt, and what makes it the right material for certain projects.
Critic Carlos Aguilar reviews two standout Portuguese films that featured at Annecy this year.
Netfix will release the film in time for Halloween.
Set in rural Missouri, the film will be a departure from Laika’s traditional kids and family fare in both aesthetic and narrative terms.
“Slow Light” employs paper cut-out stop-motion and b&w hand-drawn animation to differentiate between overlapping timelines.
Brazil, Chile, and Mexico lead the way with six nominations apiece.
A24 has dropped the trailer for Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, coming to theaters this summer.
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Stop-motion animation workers are anonymously sharing salaries and horror stories about working in the industry.
The film was made during Chile’s recent social uprising. “We were making a short film about torture in the past, while this was happening again in our country,” says director Hugo Covarrubias.
“Hello Stop Mo” aims to lower the barriers to entry into the stop-motion industry.
The film is del Toro’s feature animation directorial debut.
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Meet demon-dusting teen goth Kat.
The darkly comic anthology film will come out on January 14, 2022.
The film stars two “hellishly funny demons,” voiced by Key & Peele.
Dan Ojari and Mikey Please explain how they made their seasonal short at the storied stop-motion studio.
Music video for Fleet Foxes’s “Featherweight.”
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