Tag: Issue 330
Cartoons on the Bay: An Animation Interlude in Pescara
Animation fans will be able to take a beautiful Italian journey prior to Annecy this year, since the 27th edition of the Cartoons on the...
The May Must-Have List
New Gods: Yang Jian
The second installment in White Snake studio Light Chaser Animation's reimaginings of epic Chinese myth follows a once powerful hero on...
Creation Entertainment Media: A New Home for Animated Storytelling
Ahead of the Cannes Film Market and Annecy's MIFA, we caught up with Sefi Carmel, the CEO of U.K.-based Creation Entertainment Media, to find...
Independents’ Day: Indie Animation Players at Cannes Give Us Their Take on the Global Feature Scene
This month’s Cannes Film Festival and Market (May 16-24) in France gave us the opportunity to catch up with some of the big movers...
How the ‘Clone High’ Showrunners Defrosted the Hilarious Historical Figures for Max
Who could have predicted that more than two decades after Phil Lord, Chris Miller and Bill Lawrence’s animated show Clone High was canceled by...
All Rights Ent.’s ‘Lendarys’ Brings Wizards, Outlaws and Magical Creatures to Market
A young wizard, a mysterious outlaw, and a very cute creature named Wowo are the colorful heroes of Lendarys, an innovative new CG-animated French-Canadian...
Dreaming the Impossible Dream: A Sneak Peek at ‘Giants of La Mancha’
Is it possible to spin a classic tale into a new magical adventure that is still reminiscent of the venerable Don Quixote? The creative...
‘Rally Road Racers’: A Wacky Ride for the Underdogs
When writer-director Ross Venokur was growing up, he loved to watch screwball comedies like Cannonball Run, Smokey and the Bandit and It’s a Mad,...
‘A Greyhound of a Girl’: Enzo D’Alò Brings His Animated Vision to an Irish Family Drama
The talented Italian director Enzo D’Alò is best known for his beautifully crafted 2D animated features Pinocchio (2012), Lucky and Zorba (1998) and Pipi,...
Autonomous Animator: How to Apply Gas Station Principles to Your Studio
In an age where, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 70 percent of all startups fail within two to five years and...
‘Mars Express’ Director Jérémie Périn & Producer Didier Creste Share a Glimpse of Life on Another World
The upcoming French animated feature Mars Express was one of the most popular titles spotlighted at the 2023 edition of Europe’s Cartoon Movie event....
Archives Animation Magazine – #330 May 2023
In this month’s issue of Animation Magazine
▩ Go behind the scenes of Genndy Tartakovsky’s much-anticipated new Adult Swim show Unicorn: Warriors Eternal.
▩ Found out how talented...
‘Home of the Heart’: Sarah Saidan’s Short Weaves a Whimsical Immigrant’s Tale
Sarah Saidan’s memorable and touching short Home of the Heart (À Coeur Perdu) has received numerous prizes, including the Oscar-qualifying Jury Prize for Animation...
‘Young Jedi Adventures’ Delivers a Colorful ‘Star Wars’ Series for Preschoolers (NEW ARTWORK)
George Lucas’ original Star Wars trilogy was conceived as a nostalgic, family-friendly space opera appealing to 12-year-old kids, or at least the sci-fi-loving child...
‘Star Wars: Visions’ EP James Waugh and Rodrigo Blaas Discuss Vol. 2’s Global Tour de Force
With its makers untethered by canonical restrictions, Lucasfilm and Disney+’s exhilarating anthology series Star Wars: Visions is back for a second season of bite-sized...
‘The Last of Us’: Creating VFX That Grow On You for HBO’s Apocalyptic Hit
HBO’s hugely popular adaptation of Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us game has been one of the biggest small-screen success stories of the year. The first...
Crafting ‘Frog and Toad’s Gentle Celebration of Friendship
“I am very happy. This morning when I woke up, I felt good because the sun was shining. I felt good because I was...
Steampunk Paradise: Genndy Tartakovsky Tells All About His Stunning New Show, ‘Unicorn: Warriors Eternal’
Fresh off of the second season of his groundbreaking series Primal, five-time Emmy winner Genndy Tartakovsky is at it again. The famed creator of...
How Director John Caird Took ‘Spirited Away’ from Cel to Stage
In April and May, U.S. audiences are treated to the filmed version of John Caird’s acclaimed theatrical adaptation of Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away. Caird,...
Crafting a CG Animal Menagerie for Apple TV+’s ‘Jane’ (Exclusive Clip)
We’ve learned to expect excellence when we see Dr. Jane Goodall’s name attached to a project. That’s certainly the case with Apple TV+’s new...
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