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‘Boonie Bears’ Franchise Crosses $300 Million At Global Box Office

The latest film in the franchise is the highest-grossing animation release of 2018 to date.

Leading representatives from the Ibero-American animation industry are gathering this week to talk about the booming animation scene in the region.

Henry Selick. Key and Peele. Netflix. “Wendell and Wild” is a one-of-a-kind animated feature.

A look at Amazon’s first original half-hour series, a new show from the creator of “Superjail!,” and a “Loud House” spin-off in development.

Here’s a roundup of some animated series projects that are currently in development or production.

A tv animation veteran shares some thoughts on the current demand for series in the animation industry.

Glen Keane will direct a feature film for Netflix.

A first-look at the upcoming Mercury Filmworks series.

“Okja” helmer Bong Joon-ho offers a director’s perspective on creating a lead character that is entirely computer generated.

Details on the six new Dreamworks animated series set to premiere in 2018 on Netflix.

An American company is putting money into 2D animation again — and that company is Netflix!

Hiring a feature film studio head, Netflix sends a clear signal about their feature film ambitions.

The highlight of Netflix’s “Disjointed” are the animation sequences created by independent animators.

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

Without any advance publicity or notice, The Weinstein Company has quietly slipped the Chinese animated feature “The Guardian Brothers” onto Netflix.

Netflix wants audiences to re-live the “glorious nightmare of puberty.”

Soon, Disney and Pixar animated features will only be available to stream on a proprietary Disney service.

Netflix has a new philosophy when it comes to anime: go big or go home.

Netflix has ordered 20 episodes of a new adult comedy-fantasy series from the creator of “The Simpsons” and “Futurama.”

“Rocket & Groot” and “Teen Titans Go!” shake up the short-form animation category at the 2017 Emmy Awards.