Behind-The-Scenes Of Psyop’s Narrative Adventure Game ‘Camp W’
Known for its high-end commercial work, Psyop enters a new arena: interactive narrative games.
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Mexican Series ‘Toontorial’ To Debut On Cartoon Network Latin America’s Youtube Channel
Cartoon Network will launch this new Mexico-produced mixed media series in October.
Cartoon Network LatAm And Pixelatl Teamed Up For Girl Power: Pitch Me the Future
“I would like to hear about a [Mexican] girl making a big series, a big show on Disney or on Cartoon Network. I want to feel like it’s awesome to be a girl and be a girl creator.”
Mexico’s Ideatoon Is The Animation Pitch Competition Where Everyone’s A Winner
We spoke to some of the creators participating in Pixelatl’s Ideatoon pitching competition this week.
Kleptocats Creators Turned Their Hit Mobile Game Into A Popular Web Series By Trusting Their Animators
The creators of the Mexican mobile game Kleptocats took a hands-off approach when they produced an online animated series.
How The Studio Six Point Harness is Blazing a Trail for Studio IP Ownership and Control
With its own distribution channel and a big catalog of original content, Six Point Harness is not your typical service studio.
TV ROUNDUP: Rooster Teeth First, Disney Junior, Netflix, Cartoon Network
Rooster Teeth expands the slate of animation projects for its streaming service, and Netflix teams up with some key creative members of “Avatar: The Last Airbender.”
Famed French Animation School Gobelins Announces Free Online Animation Course
Want to learn how to animate, but don’t have any money? The famous French animation school Gobelins has a program for you.
Interview: ‘Maquia’ Director Mari Okada On The Challenges Of Being A First-Time Animation Director
Mari Okada’s film “Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms” premieres in U.S. and Canadian theaters today.
Annecy: 4 Things That Animation Studios Can Do To Create A Culture Of Belonging
Here are some smart ways to improve the working lives of everyone at an animation company and help build a better future for the industry.
TV ROUNDUP: NHK, Youtube Premium, PBS, Disney Channel
Everything from a Japanese detective who’s a literal butt to a new preschool series by “Rocko’s Modern Life” creator Joe Murray appear in our latest series round-up.
From Burbank To Wuhan: Making ‘One Small Step’ Was A Big Global Collaboration For Taiko Studios
Created by ex-Disney artists, Taiko Studios had to learn some new tricks in international collaboration to create its first project, “One Small Step.”
‘Animal Crackers’: Making The Film Was Hard, Finding Distribution Is Even Harder
Scott Christian Sava accomplished one of the hardest things possible: producing a high-quality independent cg feature. But he wasn’t prepared for the distribution challenges that followed after the film was finished.
TV ROUNDUP: Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Disney Junior, Gaumont
A look at new and upcoming animation series for tv and streaming.
Nick Made A Funny Mini-Series. Then They Sat On It For Years: Whatever Happened To ‘Bug Salad’?
Despite the winding path his idea took, creator Carl Faruolo is simply happy that Nickelodeon is finally letting people see what he made.
A Chat With ‘The Burden’ Filmmaker Niki Lindroth von Bahr, Whose Films Will Be Screened In Montreal
With her first three shorts, Niki Lindroth von Bahr has established herself as an important voice in stop-motion filmmaking.
Titmouse’s Annual 5-Second Animation Day Has Evolved Into A Unique Studio Tradition
The company-wide event provides the studio’s artists not only a chance to let off steam, but to also showcase their unique creative talents.
TV ROUNDUP: Amazon, Nickelodeon, Adult Swim, Netflix
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.
INTERVIEW: Nick Park On The Earthy Humor And Art Of ‘Early Man’
Nick Park talks about combining dinosaurs, giant ducks, and the world’s favorite sport in his stop-motion feature, “Early Man.”
American Audiences Can Now See ‘Have A Nice Day,’ An Absurd Chinese Crime Fantasy
A film that pushes the boundaries of Chinese animation filmmaking is now out in U.S. cinemas.
The Wonderful World Of Cardboard In Daniel Agdag’s ‘Lost Property Office’
The moody universe of this Oscar-contending short was created with 2,500 sheets of recycled cardboard.
Unpacking The Creative Process Of ‘Negative Space’
In order to produce “Negative Space,” a gorgeous stop-motion short that illustrates a father and son’s shared ritual of perfectly packing a suitcase, the directors were forced, rather appropriately, to get quite good at the art of packing themselves.
