Saturday, April 21, 2018
SIGGRAPH Winner ‘Borrowed Time’ Debuts Online
Andrew Coats and Lou Hamou-Lhadj’s computer animated short film Borrowed Time has launched online via Vimeo — unsurprisingly, as a Vimeo Staff Pick — along with a new ... Continue Reading →
25th ‘Beauty and the Beast’ Release Invites Royal Guests
In celebration of the 25th Anniversary of its Best Picture Oscar-nominated animated feature Beauty and the Beast, Disney is not only preparing a lovely new home entertainment release ... Continue Reading →
Oscar-Winning Speakers Set for THU ’16
This year’s edition of the unique digital arts event Trojan Horse was a Unicorn has revealed its speakers list for the 2016 event, to be held once again on the shores of Tróia, ... Continue Reading →
Academy Invites 683 New Members for 2016
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has extended membership invitations to 683 distinguished filmmakers, artists and executives “who represent the best in our global ... Continue Reading →
Khan Academy Launches ‘Pixar in a Box’
Free online education outlet Khan Academy (KhanAcademy.org) has launched Pixar in a Box — a new resource that explores the academic concepts behind Pixar Animation Studios’ ... Continue Reading →
Depth of Feeling
Pete Docter
Pete Docter tests Pixar’s creative limits with Inside Out’s journey ... Continue Reading →
Academy Invites 26 to Join Animation; 23 VFX
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is extending invitations to join the organization to 322 artists and executives who have distinguished themselves by their contributions ... Continue Reading →
The Animag 250: Animated Box Office Champs of All Time
The Animation Magazine 250th issue celebration continues, this time with our list of the animated box office champs of all time.
They are:
Frozen — $1.3 billion
Toy Story 3 — ... Continue Reading →
Chandler to Head DreamWorks Animation Theatrical Publicity
Former Pixar Animation Studios publicity lead Robin Chandler will join DreamWorks Animation as the studio’s head of theatrical publicity.
Chandler, a 25-year industry veteran ... Continue Reading →
LA Times Reflects on Toon Town Gender Imbalance
The Los Angeles Times reached out to major college-level animation programs to explore the rising tide of women enrolling to study the art form, and the way that hiring in the industry ... Continue Reading →
