Thursday, September 29, 2016
‘Belladonna of Sadness’ Premieres in NYC May 6
New York City’s Metrograph cinema will run a week-long premiere engagement for lost Japanese animation treasure Belladonna of Sadness, from May 6 through 12. The newly restored 1973 ... Continue Reading →
Animator-Historian Tom Sito to Receive Dusty Alumni Award
School of Visual Arts BFA Film and BFA Animation chair Reeves Lehmann and Annie Flocco, producer-director of SVA’s 27th Dusty Awards, have announced this year’s recipients of the ... Continue Reading →
H. Jon Benjamin Talks ‘Archer’ Season 7
Everyone’s favorite animated baritone checked in from his “modest New York apartment” to discuss Archer season 7 with Animag editor Tom McLean. The new season is airing now on ... Continue Reading →
‘Thunderbirds Are Go’ Arrives on Amazon April 22
Amazon Original Kids Series Thunderbirds Are Go will be debuting on Amazon Prime Video in the U.S. on April 22. Prime members will be able to check out a sneak preview on April 15 with ... Continue Reading →
Disney Launches Site, New Clip for ‘Jungle Book’
Disney is ramping up promotion for its upcoming live-action/CG hybrid take on The Jungle Book, arriving in 3D, IMAX and standard theaters on April 15. Together with Tumblr, the studio ... Continue Reading →
Netflix Picks Up ‘The Little Prince’
A day before it was originally set for theatrical release in the U.S., Mark Osborne’s The Little Prince has been swiftly picked up and dusted off by Netflix after being dropped by ... Continue Reading →
Deadline Extended: MIPTV Cartoons at Cannes Guide
The MIPTV content market in Cannes is just around the corner, and over on the print side of Animation Magazine we are busily preparing the April issue which will be distributed to all ... Continue Reading →
Amazon Prime Orders Four Seasons of ‘Thunderbirds Are Go’
Amazon has placed an order for four 13-episode seasons of new Amazon Original Kids Series Thunderbirds Are Go. The first season of this modern reinvention of the 50-year-old property ... Continue Reading →
Final Call: Animag’s 2016 Education and Career Guide
Calling all schools, training institutions and recruiters: Now is your last chance to submit your information for a free listing in Animation Magazine’s soon to be published 2016 ... Continue Reading →
‘Anomalisa’ Brings Soul to Stop-Motion
This article originally appeared in the December 2015 issue of Animation Magazine.
Charlie Kaufman is lauded as one of the most creative writers in the movie business, and he has credits ... Continue Reading →
