The Top Two Global Films Last Weekend Were Both Animated
Animated features remain the top story at this year’s theatrical box office.
Animated features remain the top story at this year’s theatrical box office.
If ever a franchise was critic-proof, it might be ‘Despicable Me.’
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Two films have saved Hollywood this summer – and they both happen to be animated.
Studio Ponoc founder Yoshiaki Nishimura says that ‘The Imaginary’ gave the studio a chance to move outside of its storytelling comfort zone, as well as push the look of their animation.
Renaud also explained the role of the new Mega-Minions.
What began as a student film project has now been turned into a feature film.
Their new service offering will produce content for high-budget animation projects.
Pérez Irigoyen’s company Dessignare has found success with unconventional screen formats for animation in planetarium venues and virtual reality.
‘Washing Machine’ is a visually scrumptious and hilarious piece of domestic appliance erotica that finally arrives online for your viewing pleasure.
The film’s strong performance with Latino audiences both in the U.S. and abroad is an important part of the film’s success.
The filmmakers of Dreamworks’ next animated feature talk about developing the film’s story and style
The exhibition will be accompanied by a stop-motion film screening series with guests including Henry Selick, Guillermo del Toro, and The Brothers Quay.
The company has on occasion hosted North Korean animators in Italy for animation training.
The hotly anticipated anime series ‘Dan Da Dan’ will receive a theatrical launch on Friday, September 13.
Directed by London-based animation director Anita Gill, ‘Check’ uses an assortment of shapes, lines, and textures to capture the chaotic and repetitive nature of OCD.
Notably, seven of the people invited to the Short Film and Feature Animation branch were born in Japan, an increase from previous years.
Its interior was decorated with Disney artwork, which is said to have been drawn by Disney animators.
The group of 17 workers is employed across Apple Studios shows and films such as ‘Government Cheese,’ ‘Surface,’ and ‘Outcome.’
The film also surpassed ‘Dune: Part Two’ to become the top-grossing global release of 2024 to date.
The studio’s last day of operation will be July 5.