‘The Cuphead Show!’: How the Netflix Animated Series Creates a Wild, Retro-Themed Ride | IndieWire
Fleischer cartoons meets Disney’s “Silly Symphonies" in the new series based on the hugely popular run-and-gun game.
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How Oscar-Contending Animated Short ‘Affairs of the Art’ Continues Harnessing Family Obsessions | IndieWire
Beryl is back, reflecting on her family's peculiarities and her own artistic journey in the Oscar contender from the NFB.
‘Back to the Outback’: The Netflix Animated Feature Embraces the Beauty of Our Differences | IndieWire
Directors Clare Knight and Harry Cripps discuss their animated love letter to the Australian Outback and the creatures that inhabit it.
‘Robin Robin’ Short: Aardman’s First Animated Musical Tackles a Bird’s Identity Crisis | IndieWire
The Oscar contender from Aardman and Netflix fit the musical form, and was made using needle felted wool.
Rising to the Challenge: How the OIAF Adapted for its 2020 Online Pandemic Edition | ASIFA Magazine
The 44th edition of the Ottawa International Animation Festival leveraged a blend of technologies to deliver an authentic and—dare we say it? —intimate event for more than 46,000 attendees.
‘Maya and the Three’: How Netflix’s Animated Limited Series Embraced the ‘Jorgeverse’ | IndieWire
Jorge Gutiérrez’s long-awaited animated Netflix show boasts a dazzling array of visual styles evoking hand-drawn 2D, stop-motion, and CG animation.
‘Blood of the Family Tree’: Christine Panushka Discusses the Creation of Her Self-Made Feature | Animation Magazine
Artist, filmmaker, animator and educator Christine Panushka completes her first feature-length film, "Blood of the Family Tree" — her most personal project to date.
How Shifting Consumer Habits Will Impact the Future of SVOD | NAB Amplify
PwC executives Mark Borao, Kim David Greenwood and Kate Kennard discuss the highlights of the analyst’s recent Streaming Energy report.
Meet the Magical, Musical Misfits of ‘Centaurworld’ | Animation Magazine
Megan Nicole Dong’s new series for Netflix is an action-adventure, fish-out-of-water story wrapped up as a road trip musical sci-fi fantasy.
‘The Physics Of Sorrow’: Theodore Ushev Innovates Wax Painting Technique for Animated Short | Variety
Comprising more than 15,000 hand-painted images, Theodore Ushev’s “The Physics of Sorrow” is the first fully animated film made using encaustic hot wax painting.
Holiday Movie ‘Klaus’ Launches Netflix’s Animated Feature Ambitions | Variety
Filled with humor and emotion in equal parts, Netflix’s first animated feature, Sergio Pablos’ hand-drawn, feel-good family holiday movie “Klaus,” checks off all the right boxes. The “Despicable Me” creator…
A Wide World of Animated Shorts | Variety
A record 92 animated short films have qualified for the 92nd Academy Awards, a list that will be winnowed to 10 contenders when the shortlist is announced Dec. 16. Alongside entries such…
Why the Second Time’s the Charm for ‘Frozen’ Filmmakers | Variety
Disney’s “Frozen” turned the fairytale paradigm on its head when it swept into theaters in 2013, inspiring a generation of freshly empowered Annas and Elsas to “Let It Go” on…
Netflix Animated Pics Draw From Heart to Hand | Variety
In a field dominated by CGI-animated studio sequels, Netflix has turned a spotlight this awards season on traditional hand-drawn animation with two very different movies.
Animated Feature Hopefuls Come From All Over the Globe | Variety
Amid the big-budget Hollywood sequels jockeying for position, this year’s awards race has a sizable contingent of contenders from overseas, including both foreign-made films and co-productions. The pack is led…
Big Studios’ Sequels Lead Strong Pack of Animated Feature Contenders | Variety
No race for the animated feature Oscar has been as dominated by sequels since the category’s debut in 2001 as this year’s. Leading the conversation are big-studio front-runners “Toy Story…
DreamWorks Animation Nurtures Female Filmmaking Talent Frame by Frame | Variety
Women have long been in the spotlight at DreamWorks Animation, well known for promoting female talent within their ranks to leadership roles. Here, six female directors share their memories of…
DreamWorks Animation President Margie Cohn Unites Studio’s Talent and Tech | Variety
Named president of DreamWorks Animation in January, Margie Cohn runs the studio’s film and television divisions, overseeing the release of two feature films each year via parent company NBCUniversal and the roughly 25 series…