Cartoon Forum Reflects Europe’s Fast-Growing And Changing TV Animation Industry
The 27-year-old pitching and co-production market is one of the most important events in the world of European TV animation.
The 27-year-old pitching and co-production market is one of the most important events in the world of European TV animation.
Five artists have won individual achievement awards for the 2016 Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
What would happen if two historic animation powerhouses—Warner Bros. and Disney—collaborated on a TV series? Whatever you were expecting, it probably wasn’t this.
The series will premiere in late-September followed by the launch of an interactive app that allows users to collect their own Magiswords.
This won’t be your average animated series.
Around-the-clock Dreamworks Animation in Arabic is now a reality.
Recent announcements for four animated series that will be returning for second seasons.
In “Atomic Puppet,” a superhero is transformed into a powerless puppet who is only effective when placed on the hands of his biggest fan.
The new “Powerpuff Girls” revival gets its first Emmy nod, and so does the last episode of “Phineas and Ferb.”
Creator Genndy Tartakovsky gives a preview of his darker, grittier “Samurai Jack” reboot for Adult Swim.
Tartakovsky says he got an idea for a third “Hotel Transylvania” film that “made it irresistible to return” and direct again.
If you want a preview of the TV shows that European animation companies will be producing over the next few years, Cartoon Forum is the place to be.
The producers of “The Simpsons” called on Adobe to help them bring Homer to life in real-time.
Watch the humble beginnings of the vintage Cartoon Network series.
The four-part series will offer a new take on Richard Adams’ novel.
Disney animator and director Eric Goldberg created this week’s ‘Simpsons’ couch gag.
A naughty nurse in 2016 isn’t as funny as it was in 1993.
How can a network announce new seasons of a show when they’re laying off the entire crew?
Uncle Grandpa is also going to host his own Saturday morning block.
Bastien Dubois talks to Cartoon Brew about the challenges of transitioning from an indie filmmaker to a TV series creator.