Tag: Issue 344
Tech Reviews: DaVinci Resolve 19, ZBrush for iPad, Nuke 15.1v2
Blackmagic Design’s DaVinci Resolve 19
After a protracted beta phase (compared to previous releases), Blackmagic finally released Resolve 19, and as usual, I don’t have...
The Must-Have List: Historic Animation Treasures & Heroic Adventures
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Hanna-Barbera, the Recorded History: From Modern Stone Age to Meddling Kids
Entertainment chronicler Greg Ehrbar pens this comprehensive, 344-page review of one of the world's...
‘Max & the Midknights’ Showrunners Take Us Along the Creative Quest of Nickelodeon’s New Hero
Fans of Lincoln Peirce’s popular book series Max & the Midknights will be glued to their TV screens this month as a charming animated...
Hair Apparent: Nicolas Keppens Bares the Truth of His Award-Winning ‘Beautiful Men’
Belgian director Nicolas Keppens loves the infinite possibilities offered by animation. “You can really dive deep into the world and create all these details,” he...
Final Season in the Final Frontier: ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’ Creator Mike McMahan Sneak Peeks Season 5
Star Trek has always been about going boldly where no man, or one, has gone before. And the evolution of the animated series Star...
Making Cinematic Memories at L.A.’s Animation Is Film Festival
One of the best parts of being in Los Angeles the fall is enjoying the magic of the annual Animation Is Film festival at...
HBO’s Tough Bird: ‘The Penguin’ Takes Flight with Skillful Invisible FX
Embracing the opportunity to bring his version of an iconic comic book villain to life, Colin Farrell dons prosthetic makeup and body suits as...
Animating Little Viewers’ Big Emotions with OAK9 Entertainment
Ahead of the MIPCOM market, we caught up with OAK9 Entertainment President Mindaugas Jokubaitis to find out about the innovative Lithuanian animation company’s latest...
Market Savvy! MIPCOM Regulars Survey the 2024 TV Animation Scene
In advance of the MIPCOM content market taking place October 21-24 in Cannes, France at the Palais des Festivals (mipcom.com), Animation Magazine caught up with...
‘The Concierge’ Director Yoshimi Itazu Welcomes Us to His Creature Consumers’ Paradise
Yoshimi Itazu’s The Concierge (2023) blends seemingly incompatible elements into a gentle, touching story. It’s a light comedy about a young woman growing into...
Magnificent Misfits: ‘Memoir of a Snail’ Director Adam Elliot Details the Making of His Acclaimed Stop-Motion Feature
Almost 15 years after Mary and Max, Australian stop-motion artist Adam Elliot has made a striking return to feature film directing with Memoir of...
How Animation & Documentary Filmmakers Built Pharrell’s Musical Biopic ‘Piece By Piece’
To its core, Piece By Piece is totally ambitious. The acclaimed new biopic-documentary hybrid interprets the life story of hip-hop legend Pharrell Williams through...
‘Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft’ Showrunner Tasha Huo Digs into the Origins of a Video Game Icon
Netflix’s train of animated video game adaptations is moving full speed ahead. Coming off acclaimed interpretations of the Cyberpunk and Castlevania franchises and as...
Trick or Theft: ‘The Bad Guys: Haunted Heist’ Producers on Scaring Up a DreamWorks Halloween Special
'It was a joy to get to work with the team on this one and to see the unexpected attitudes Wolf, Webs, Snake, Shark...
‘Transformers One’ Director Josh Cooley & Producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura Discuss Their Animated Origin Story
Sentient robots in disguise are stomping into theaters this fall with Transformers One. Billed as the first all-CG-animated Transformers movie, the Paramount release tells...
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