‘GOAT’ Director Tyree Dillihay Joins VIEW Conference 2026 Lineup
Director set to attend and talk about the production of Sony Pictures Animation’s animated sports comedy; event runs October 12-16 in Turin, Italy.
Director set to attend and talk about the production of Sony Pictures Animation’s animated sports comedy; event runs October 12-16 in Turin, Italy.
Joel Crawford and Januel P. Mercado will take the stage to share production insights and stories surrounding their new original animated comedy adventure hitting theaters on September 25; event runs October 12-16 in Turin, Italy.
Pixar’s animated comedy, directed by ‘We Bare Bears’ creator Daniel Chong and produced by ‘Incredibles 2’ producer Nicole Paradis Grindle, follows a passionate young girl Mabel who learns the true value of working for the common good while trying to save the peaceful forest glade she cherishes now endangered by a ruthless developer.
The trio of women film studio presidents – Skydance Animation, Sony Pictures Imageworks, and ILM respectively - adds to the key conference’s growing roster of in-person speakers heading to Turin, Italy October 12-16.
The BAFTA and Annie Award-winning ‘We Bare Bears’ creator teams with Oscar-nominated ‘Incredibles 2’ producer Nicole Paradis Grindle on the studio’s all-new comedy adventure, in theaters today, about Mabel, a passionate young girl who commandeers experimental technology to ‘hop’ her consciousness into the body of a robotic beaver and protect their endangered forest home.
Hitting theaters next March, the animated comedy about ‘hopping’ human consciousness into lifelike robotic animals to then communicate with real animals stars Piper Curda, Jon Hamm and Bobby Moynihan.
Hitting theaters next March, the animated comedy about ‘hopping’ human consciousness into lifelike robotic animals to then communicate with real animals stars Piper Curda, Jon Hamm and Bobby Moynihan.
In collaboration with Sony Pictures Entertainment, the initiative provides next-gen Asian and Pacific Islander animation professionals a chance to hone creative and leadership skills via panels, workshops, masterclasses and mentorships; application deadline is October 6.
A spin-off of the popular ‘We Bare Bears,’ the all-new animated comedy features the lovable siblings as their baby selves, traveling in search of a home; the series premieres January 1 on Cartoon Network.
Program provides an opportunity to develop and hone creative and leadership skills via a series of panels, workshops, and masterclasses; selected applicants to be paired with high-level animation industry mentors.
One of the film’s storyboard artists makes her first pitch of the ‘bears running through the city’ sequence from the new animated movie based on the popular series, now available on DVD and digital.
New animated movie, based on the popular Cartoon Network original series, will launch September 12 simultaneously across eight WarnerMedia channels and apps in Asia Pacific.
Lineup includes five new animated series from a new generation of creators, plus nine returning favorites.
Two students selected for award established to honor the network’s long-standing success working with the school’s graduates.
Series creator Daniel Chong of ‘Toy Story of Terror!’ fame to take part in a Facebook Live Q&A on March 13.
‘We Bare Bears: Viral Video’ features all 12 episodes from the first season of Cartoon Network’s hit animated series created by Daniel Chong.
Cartoon Network announces a bear-tastic week of all-new episodes from hit original series ‘We Bare Bears’ beginning Monday, August 1.
Hit series’ We Bare Bears’ used in collaboration with innovative coding platform during Hour of Code.
New original series from Daniel Chong -- the latest to come out of Cartoon Network’s short form animation program -- to receive exclusive screening at Annecy; Network returns to festival to seek next generation of talent.
New original animated series developed as part of Cartoon Network Studios’ global shorts program was created by Annie Award-winning ‘Toy Story of Terror!’ storyboard artist Daniel Chong.