Thursday, June 21, 2018
#280 – May 2018
May 2018 – Issue #280
Frame-By-Frame
4 May Planner
Features
6 In Praise of the Underdog
Director Alexandre Espigares leads a noble effort to bring Jack London’s White ... Continue Reading →
Big Bad Boo Adapting LGBTQ-Positive ‘Bravest Knight’ as Hulu Kids Series
New York and Vancouver-based Big Bad Boo Studios is continuing its mission to create quality, inclusive family programming with the announcement that production is kicking off on The ... Continue Reading →
Mamoru Hosoda’s ‘Mirai of the Future’ Gets Japanese Release Date
Mirai no Mirai (Mirai of the Future), the latest project from acclaimed animated fantasy filmmaker Mamoru Hosoda, has been slated for release in Japan on July 20, 2018 after previously ... Continue Reading →
#271 – June-July 2017
A Serious Turn
Lightning McQueen faces his most existential moment yet as Pixar again ramps up the realism and emotional stakes for Cars 3.
A Kids’ Eye View
DreamWorks Animation ... Continue Reading →
Project X Premieres ‘Trouble Brewing’ at Cogswell College
On Saturday, January 28, Project X Productions will debut its latest student-produced animated short film, Trouble Brewing, at its homebase of Cogswell College in San Jose, California. ... Continue Reading →
#265 December 2016
Open Play: Trolls jumps from a well-known but undefined toy store staple to the big screen with a big splash of color and music via DreamWorks Animation.
Dreams, Made Real: The chance ... Continue Reading →
Fathom and Disney Celebrate Mickey’s B-Day with Kids’ Screening
Mickey Mouse is having a big screen celebration in honor of his big day, as Fathom Events and Disney Junior invite kids and their guardians to celebrate the iconic character’s birthday ... Continue Reading →
Artists Pay Tribute to Disney Directors Clements & Musker
In celebration of the release of Moana (Nov. 23), seven acclaimed artists are paying homage to the works of director Ron Clements and John Musker with original pieces inspired by their ... Continue Reading →
#262 August/September 2016
Puppet Masters
LAIKA again pushes the boundaries for stop-motion and delivers scope, humanity and action in its fourth feature Kubo and the Two Strings.
Illumination Runs Wild ... Continue Reading →
Spotlight: Educational and Technical Animation
A look at some of the companies that are finding fascinating and profitable new applications for the medium.
Animation: It ain’t just for cartoons anymore.
In fact, it hasn’t been ... Continue Reading →
