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"Sounds to me like we have a mystery on our hands." Zoinks, this is amazing! There's a 10-min short film online called Scooby Doo, Where Are You? In... Springtrapped! A filmmaker named Eagan created this entirely on his own using the 3D software Blender 3.5. Technically it's not actually stop-motion, he just recreated that same

This Autumn for the eighth time the entire animation world is visiting Łódź to discuss the industry’s situation and search for new talents.

The animators discuss how independent paths brought them together at Phil Tippet’s studio and how their mutual trust prompted them to launch their own business - together. 

Led by Mortal Media execs Blake Griffin and Ryan Kalil, with participation from Joel Whitley and IAG Capital Partners, the new funding will allow for an expansion and streamlining of animation studio’s production pipeline.

Signe Baumane’s award-winning animated feature about a spirited young woman determined to find love in a bewildering world will begin its U.S. cinema run at the Quad in NYC on October 6 and the Laemmle Glendale in LA on October 13. 

The LA-based animator discusses the challenges of running his own studio and dives into the realities of self-producing a stop-motion short inspired by his journey through cancer treatment.

Looking for something to do around Puget Sound this weekend? Check out the Eastside Beer Week, Seahawks Training Camp, garage car show nationals, a hairstyle competition and more!

Denver musician Isadora Eden's debut album, indie-rock band bellhoss' new single, The Irrelephant's cheeky Fourth of July song and more.

"Why can't you just be satisfied with painting pretty things?" Blue Fox Entertainment has revealed the first official trailer for a stop-motion animation creation called The Inventor, co-directed by Jim Capobianco & Pierre-Luc Granjon. This just premiered at the 2023 Annecy Film Festival, and reviews say it invokes the "Rankin/Bass animation that came before." The

It has been decades in the making for Mattels dress-up doll, Barbie, to make her way to the big screen in her very own live-action movie. Director Greta Gerwig penned