Infinity Festival Announces 2026 Lineup With Brad Bird, Travis Knight, And New ASIFA-Showcase
Studios including Cartoon Saloon, Pixar, Netflix, and DreamWorks will participate in a new awards-season event presented with ASIFA-Hollywood.
Studios including Cartoon Saloon, Pixar, Netflix, and DreamWorks will participate in a new awards-season event presented with ASIFA-Hollywood.
The feature competition includes ‘In Waves,’ ‘Blaise,’ ‘We Are Aliens,’ ‘Viva Carmen,’ and ‘Brave Cat,’ spanning coming-of-age, sci-fi, comedy, and musicals.
Bird was joined by Cinesite VFX supervisor Adel Abada, costume designer Neysa Bové, and head of animation Jason Ryan at OIAF to discuss ‘Ray Gunn.’
The long-gestating detective story opens in select theaters December 4, including limited 70mm screenings, before arriving on Netflix December 18.
New footage, release plans, and creative insights highlighted a festival presentation centered on noir, ghosts, and Wonka.
A report from ‘TheWrap’ raises questions about Netflix’s commitment to theatrical animation despite the medium’s success on the platform and at the box office.
The retro-futurist noir drama is set in Metropia and blends aliens, murder, and media spectacle in Bird’s decades-in-the-making animated feature.
Sohn will direct from a screenplay written by Brad Bird.
The Netflix-bound film is being produced by Skydance Animation.
Eggleston’s storied career at Pixar included winning an Oscar for his short “For the Birds.”
The set comes with 13 minutes of alternate tracks, outtakes, and rare demos, plus a customizable jacket and liners.
“Ray Gunn” is Bird’s first animation project since “Incredibles 2.”
Should theme parks be reopening right now? The Incredibles say yes.
Among the Pixar veteran’s choices are “The General,” “Guys and Dolls,” and “2001: A Space Odyssey.”
In a bizarre interview, Pixar’s president claims that the studio’s current directors will not be “people of their time” in 10 years.
“Weird Al’ Yankovic: “Goodbye to one of the all-time greatest American institutions.”
The director of “Incredibles 2” is the first major figure at Pixar to speak openly about John Lasseter.
A key creative figure at Pixar is parting ways with the company.
Brad Bird is singing a new tune.
It’s a new day in animation!