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Titmouse Announces ‘Tongue and Pencil,’ An Online Animation Talk Show Hosted by Chris Prynoski

EXCLUSIVE: Titmouse is launching an online animation talk show featuring an all-star group of industry guests.

The streaming service plans to adapt over 15 Roald Dahl books as animation projects.

The new shorts will launch in December.

The slate of upcoming animated features from Netflix continues to grow.

Cartoon Brew speaks with master animator James Baxter about his new role as Director of Character Animation at Netflix.

Netflix is shaking up the animation industry in a big way. Here a look at the studio’s upcoming projects.

Based on the Double Fine Productions role-playing video game, the upcoming Amazon Prime Video series is produced by Frederator Studios.

Youtube continues to make a push into adult animation programming.

The new series will explore the life and work of women who worked at Disney.

The actor’s union and tv producers have reached a tentative agreement that will prevent a strike of animated tv series in Los Angeles.

This deal, as far as we know, is Netflix’s first publicly announced overall animation deal with a woman creator.

Brooklyn-based animation producer Cartuna is using Facebook’s video platform Facebook Watch to launch two new animated series.

Cartoon Network will launch this new Mexico-produced mixed media series in October.

The first season launches September 21 on Netflix.

Cartoon Saloon’s next film will be distributed by an unlikely company: Apple.

The creators of the Mexican mobile game Kleptocats took a hands-off approach when they produced an online animated series.

Hulu will launch “Solar Opposites” in 2020.

Vintage Nickelodeon animation and live-action shows are now available as a VRV channel.

Hirsch is set to develop new series and features for the streaming giant.

Crunchyroll announces its first original series, which will be made in Burbank and Tokyo.