MPC London Scraps 2022 Raises, Introduces Color-Coded Alert System For Troubled Projects
Visual effects workers who are on projects with “serious issues” may no longer work from home.
Visual effects workers who are on projects with “serious issues” may no longer work from home.
The company will be renamed Nintendo Pictures Company.
Founder Kris Wimberly discusses the new studio, meant to be a gateway into the industry for artists from marginalized communities.
Robot Playground Media has made series like Mickey Go Local and the Singaporean adult series Downstairs.
The workers filed to join The Animation Guild in May, and have now won voluntary recognition from Disney’s 20th Television Animation.
López is currently developing an animated documentary at Nexus Studios, and is working on the photoreal adaptation of Disney’s Robin Hood.
As Disney extends Chapek’s contract, we revisit the good, the bad, and the ugly of his time at the helm.
Oddbot has optioned the rights to The Cardboard Kingdom, Séance Tea Party, and The Okay Witch.
The BBC sees another high-level departure as it shakes things up to become a digital-first broadcaster.
The executive warned against the slippery slope of letting outside voices, particularly those from social media, impact creative expression.
The company will no longer go public due to the “headwinds in the SPAC marketplace and general market volatility.”
Disney’s Friday afternoon presentation at Annecy was flashy, but left something to be desired when placed against other, more daring lineups.
During its annual Annecy studio presentation, Disney announced three new series, several renewals, and expanded episode counts of upcoming series.
The Dexter’s Laboratory and Samurai Jack creator will get “maximum creative flexibility to develop original material and access to the extensive character and franchise libraries at each studio.”
In a lame attempt to justify Cartoon Network’s return to live-action, Amy Friedman alienated a huge number of animation fans and professionals.
Disney decries France’s archaic windowing rules while French exhibitors fume after losing another high-profile animated feature.
The hire is the latest move by Disney into what CEO Bob Chapek describes as “the next great storytelling frontier.”
20th Television Animation chose not to voluntarily recognize the unit, so the workers are filing petitions for union elections with the NLRB.
The decision was made as Warner looks to break up its Pictures Group division, placing Feature Animation under new, dedicated leadership.
Catmull will guide Baobab on their “creative and operations.”