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Lightbox Expo Reveals Details For 6th Edition In October
The event, which brings together thousands of artists working in the entertainment industry, will be held October 25-27.
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What We’re Looking Forward To At Lightbox Expo 2023
Lightbox Expo kicks off in Pasadena on October 27, with more than 200 panels, roundtables, and demos.
Lightbox Expo Returns To Pasadena With More Than 500 Confirmed Guests And 150 Panels
Lightbox Expo 2022 runs October 14-16 at the Pasadena Convention Center, with the 2022 Concept Art Awards closing out the festivities.
Domee Shi, Maggie Kang, Carlos Grangel Among Guests At Lightbox Expo Online
The virtual convention, which runs September 7–12, will celebrate the latest in animation, illustration, and concept art.
The First Lightbox Expo Is Taking Place This Weekend In Pasadena
Artists assemble: California has a brand-new convention for you.
Inaugural Concept Art Awards To Take Place September 7 In Pasadena
The Concept Art Awards is the first awards show to celebrate the contributions of concept artists to the entertainment industry.
John Lasseter Resistance Grows As Lightbox Expo Nixes Skydance Sponsorship
A lot of industry artists don’t want anything to do with Skydance Animation.
Lightbox Expo Will Launch Next Year In Pasadena
Over 250 artists are slated to participate in the first edition next September.
Bobby Chiu Calls CTN Animation Expo ‘Toxic,’ Accuses Event Of Bullying And Abusing Artists
A prominent industry figure has vowed to never attend CTN Animation Expo again. He is part of a growing group of artists who are criticizing the popular L.A. industry event.
‘Niko and the Sword of Light’ Gets 22-Minute Amazon Pilot
“Niko and the Sword of Light.” which began as an independently produced animated comic book app, has been turned into a 22-minute pilot produced by Amazon Studios.
“Niko and the Sword of Light” Walks the Line Between Comic Book and Animation
Is “Niko and the Sword of Light” an animated comic book or an animated film inside of an app? This was the question that I continued to ask myself as I read/watched the story unfold before me on my iPad.