Here’s The Biggest Animation News You Missed In July
The pains of remote working, the rise of Skydance, and the muted return of the box office…
The pains of remote working, the rise of Skydance, and the muted return of the box office…
Skydance Animation scores with another high-profile hire on the management side.
John Lasseter-led Skydance Animation will make its big debut in 2022 with the release of two animated features, both directed by women.
The film will be among the first releases from feature animation start-up Skydance Animation.
John Lasseter is running an entire animation studio again.
Peggy Holmes will now direct the first film from John Lasseter’s animation studio.
Say Thompson: “[Lasseter] is presumably being paid millions of dollars to receive [his] second chance. How much money are the employees at Skydance being paid to GIVE him that second chance?”
A lot of industry artists don’t want anything to do with Skydance Animation.
Emma Thompson quit Skydance Animation’s first feature over “concerns about working with Lasseter.”
Holly Edwards will replace Bill Damaschke in the role of president at Skydance Animation.
According to a new report, John Lasseter is seeing a therapist to help him understand unconscious bias.
The chief of Paramount Animation told her staff that she is “furious” about Lasseter’s re-entry into the business.
“We need to get stronger both emotionally and physically,” says Women in Animation president Marge Dean. “We need to not be afraid.”
Skydance executives are apparently unsure of John Lasseter’s ability to keep his hands, mouth, and other body parts to himself.
Paramount Animation just became the new home of John Lasseter’s films and they’re not happy about it.
John Lasseter is an alleged serial sexual predator, and that should raise concerns for women working at Skydance.
Skydance Animation’s hiring of John Lasseter “endorses and perpetuates a broken system that allows powerful men to act without consequence.”
Skydance has acquired live-action film and tv rights to the hit French animated series.
The one-year-old animation company is teaming up with Headless Productions for a new feature project.