The historic structure was where classic animated shorts like ‘Robin Hood Daffy,’ ‘Three Little Bops,’ ‘Birds Anonymous,’ and ‘What’s Opera, Doc?’ were produced.
It marks yet another nail in the coffin for what was once a premier global animation brand.
An exploration of one of the greatest cartoon teams in animation history.
Cartoon Brew spoke with Lorey about executing Gunn’s vision, the aesthetic challenges of their show, and if there’s feature animation plans for these Commandos.
Billed as a prequel to Peter Jackson’s ‘Lord of the Rings’ film trilogy, ‘War of the Rohirrim’ features the involvement of many key figures from Jackson’s earlier films.
‘The Day the Earth Blew Up’ premiered last month at the Annecy festival.
Everything old is new again at Warner Bros. Discovery.
It’s been two decades since the cult favorite series ended, but Demers says WB brass has given a solid “maybe” to their proposal.
In a roundtable, he added: “As an animation studio, I just think it’s important we protect the artists and the art form as long as we can.”
The film’s aesthetic is inspired by the work of legendary cartoonists including Ronald Searle and Bill Watterson.
TAG says the studio’s decision was influenced by a recent NLRB ruling regarding production workers at Walt Disney Animation Studios.
The holiday special, acquired by Amazon earlier this year, will hit the platform on December 8.
Co-showrunner talks us through a ton of behind-the-scenes artwork and explains the guidelines his staff followed.
Sixty-six workers from WBA and 22 from CN have asked Warner Bros. Discovery bosses to voluntarily recognize their bargaining unit.
The building was home to dozens of Cartoon Network productions.
The prequel series takes place in 1920s Shanghai and will expand the lore of the 1984 live-action cult classic.
The network has ordered a pilot presentation for the series, which it is producing with Warner Bros. Animation.
A look at how animation has been affected by the upheaval since Discovery completed its acquisition of Warner Bros. back in April.
Cartoon Network Studios and Warner Bros. Animation are consolidating into a single unit, and that’s an ominous sign for the future of new, original Cartoon Network animation.
The company will shop the projects around to other networks and platforms.