‘Tangles,’ ‘Paper Trail’ Win Top Prizes At Animation Is Film
Louis Clichy’s ‘Iron Boy’ earned both the audience and special jury awards, while Anna Mantzaris’s ‘Please’ also picked up a shorts prize.
Animation art director Richard Fawdry and former animation assistant Paul Donnellon revisit Raymond Briggs’ nuclear satire on its 40th anniversary
Louis Clichy’s ‘Iron Boy’ earned both the audience and special jury awards, while Anna Mantzaris’s ‘Please’ also picked up a shorts prize.
Studios including Cartoon Saloon, Pixar, Netflix, and DreamWorks will participate in a new awards-season event presented with ASIFA-Hollywood.
Tokyo’s animation program pairs international premieres and original anime with discussions on creative careers and opportunities for women directors.
A woman carrying a strange being seeks reconciliation with her sister in a hand-painted exploration of how memory and experience inhabit our bodies.
From bespoke puppet faces to hand-applied feathers, the craftspeople behind the stop-motion feature explain how they build its intricate world.
BioWare joins a long list of acclaimed studios EA has acquired and shut down, as media consolidation continues to eliminate jobs and consumer choice.
‘Bebe’s Kids’ broke 2D ground, ‘Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within’ took the leap into CG, and ‘The Simpsons Movie’ became a box-office smash.
See all the artwork from the presentation, including eerie color scripts, otherworldly backgrounds, and detailed character designs.
Netflix’s new Disney licensing deal is building buzz around the ‘Ice Age’ franchise before its next sequel hits theaters in February.
Netflix’s profits are growing, but its latest results show billions going toward share buybacks as thousands lose their jobs.
Adapted from AJ Dungo’s graphic memoir, Phuong Mai Nguyen’s feature debut explores first love, surfing, and grief in Southern California.
A mother’s attempt to find time to write becomes a vivid exploration of invisible domestic labor, mental overload, and the need for creative freedom.
‘The Lego Movie’ producer worked closely with Netflix’s animation team and pushed for wider theatrical windows for family films.
An abandoned dog, a widowed grandfather, and a young woman returning home share a search for connection in this Portuguese portrait of loneliness and affection.
Harris explains why Pixar paused production to rethink Jessie’s motivation, shifting her focus from winning playtime to helping Bonnie find a human friend.
From Gromit’s silent performances to the artists he trained and championed, Price helped shape the craft and culture of Aardman’s feature animation.
Creator Ramy El Gabry discusses inventive puppet construction, training a new generation of animators, and the family bonds behind his series.
Dean leaves behind a global organization with nearly 18,000 members, while the Oscar-nominated Gotoh takes charge amid major industry upheaval.