The Oscar-winning filmmaker unveils his first venture into animation, set for a 2027 theatrical release, backed by CJ ENM, Penture Invest, and Pathé, with DNEG involved in the 3DCG work.
Michael B. Jordan and Juno Temple star in the 3DCG buddy comedy about a woodland creature and majestic bird who unexpectedly swap bodies; directed by Nathan Greno, it streams May 1.
Get a first glimpse of the ‘pawsome’ new dinosaur-filled island adventure arriving in theaters August 14, from Paramount Animation.
Singapore-based company joins the animated feature, financing up to one-third of the project and overseeing animation production across Asia.
The 33rd Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film will present around 150 events, including the film competitions, outdoor screenings, workshops and games for audiences of all ages; runs May 5–10.
The acclaimed, Oscar-nominated French director talks about his new film, his love of animation, and how if the acting, art, and editing are all good, your characters can feel more real than in live-action; in theaters March 27.
Head behind-the-scenes with stars H.E.R., Liza Soberano, and writers/directors Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado on the new animated adventure about 2 lifelong friends transported to a mythical island… to face a test that could make them forget each other forever; in theaters September 25.
The creative team behind ‘Puss in Boots: The Last Wish’ returns with an original animated adventure that follows two lifelong friends transported to a mythical island… to face a test that could make them forget each other forever; in theaters September 25.
Columnist Andrew Osmond looks back to when a seminal political comedy-thriller was made in anime.
Feature film by the ‘The Three Sisters’ director and ‘Lavatory Lovestory’ writer Dmitry Vysotsky about an unlikely group of discarded objects on a journey of purpose and belonging, releases March 24 across most major digital platforms.
The Museum of the Moving Image will host the expansive Astoria, NY event that features work created by autistic media makers, including films, a video game, VR experiences, and expanded nationwide theater partnerships.
Director Ricard Cussó and writer Elise Allen discuss the challenges and joys of adapting Deborah Diesen’s popular picture book into a mesmerizing animated undersea adventure about an unlikely aquatic duo on a daunting quest to save their homes, hitting theaters today, March 20.
Director Nayelli Ojeda discusses her unique approach to stop-motion filmmaking that blends the fundamental idea behind much of Japan’s art with Mexican culture and Oaxacan clay pottery techniques used on puppets and replacement parts; her directorial debut premieres today at the Manchester Film Festival.
With an Academy Award in hand, the National Film Board of Canada has released Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski’s stop-motion short for free global viewing.
From realistic on-court moves to fresh sneakers and black Benzes, producers Erick Peyton and NBA champion Stephen Curry made sure Sony Pictures Animation’s hit sports comedy kept the action, culture, and style like they belonged in the real game.
He’s baaaack… Aardman’s upcoming stop-motion comedy, the third feature in the ‘Shaun the Sheep’ franchise, hits theaters September 18.
The classic animated series joins the network’s weekday mornings starting March 30, expanding the lineup of retro animation offerings.
Allison Janney, Christoph Waltz and Jeff Bridges are among the stars lending their voices to the all-new ‘Minions’ sequel; the latest chapter in the hit animated franchise arrives July 1.
Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans’ hit musical comedy nabs wins for both Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song, while James Cameron’s ‘Avatar’ sequel gets the nod for Best Visual Effects; Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski’s ‘The Girl Who Cried Pearls’ named Best Animated Short.
Veteran executive and producer joins the company to oversee operations, production and creative development as it expands its global network of artists and partner studios.
The most obvious decision in animation history has just been shared as Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation announce they are moving forward with a sequel to their award-winning hit ‘KPop Demon Hunters,’ the first project under the directors’ exclusive multi-year writing and directing deal with the streamer.
Justina Machado, Ambika Mod, and Lolly Adefope join Michael B. Jordan and Juno Temple on the 3DCG buddy comedy about a woodland creature and majestic bird who unexpectedly swap bodies; directed by Nathan Greno, it premieres May 1.
New 360° exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of famed studio will open at London’s Lightroom on October 14, featuring characters including Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep and Morph alongside archival material and newly created animation.
Blending anime-inspired posing, mixed frame rates, and exaggerated animal-like movement pushed the character design team into new stylistic territory on Sony Pictures Animation’s action-packed animated comedy, now in theaters.
Studios also announce Donald Glover, Issa Rae and Luis Guzmán have joined the cast; hits theaters globally starting April 1.
