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Titmouse’s Annual 5-Second Animation Day Has Evolved Into A Unique Studio Tradition

The company-wide event provides the studio’s artists not only a chance to let off steam, but to also showcase their unique creative talents.

Reel FX is hiring 220 people for its new Montreal studio.

Australia’s vfx industry just got a lot bigger.

The companies have recently contributed vfx to “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle,” “Black Panther,” “Thor: Ragnarok,” Okja,” and “Game of Thrones.”

The Chinese company’s goal is to become one of the world’s leading creators of high-quality animation content.

The studio is being renamed Funko Animation Studios.

Disney’s acquisition of Fox will almost certainly affect Blue Sky Studios and Fox Animation, but no one is exactly sure how.

Allison Abbate, the producer of “The Iron Giant” and “Fantastic Mr. Fox,” now has one of the top creative roles at WB’s animation division.

Rumors are circulating at Pixar that the director of “Monsters Inc.” and “Inside Out” might take over the studio.

More U.S. entertainment industry consolidation seems inevitable.

Details on the studio’s new program for original shorts.

According to industry reports, The Weinstein Company is trying to unload “Paddington 2” onto another distributor before they file for bankruptcy.

Diehl is joining Warner Bros. Animation at a time when the division is enjoying a boom period.

Details about a new studio and its first project, “One Small Step.”

In the wake of extensive allegations of sexual harassment, Nickelodeon has placed “The Loud House” creator on an immediate leave of absence.

Nickelodeon wants people to see the new ideas their directors have been developing.

Guru Studio founder Frank Falcone reveals what animation producers and creators need to know to succeed with a Netflix series.

A seasoned Dreamworks exec will attempt to give Paramount Animation a fresh start.

This is one of the most significant financial deals for an independent Western tv animation studio in recent memory.

Ricky Gervais is voicing a cat in Bron Animation’s upcoming cg feature based on the book by Lois Lowry.