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The 30-minute Blender-made special follows a courageous young lamb whose encounter with a mysterious wolf challenges her clan’s inherited fears and prejudices.
The new series launches with Ru Kuwahata, Max Porter, and Anna Mantzaris discussing their work, processes, and the challenges of stop-motion filmmaking.
A young woman faces down a hostile mob in Daniel Bruson’s wordless parable about exclusion, oppression, and the struggle to claim one’s place in the world.
‘My Good Boy’ director Sara Priorelli explains drawing love as something squashy, strange, and never quite explained in full.
Paper, thread, and a sheet of glass – Seun Yee speaks on how she spent eight months animating ‘Boundaries’ by hand, frame by frame.
Fresh off winning MIFF’s Best Australian Short prize, ‘Our Choir Has Always Been Travelling’ is about to hit the road.
Creators say YouTube’s recurring 10-million-view requirement will make Shorts revenue unreliable for human animators, pushing them to other platforms.
Filip Anthonissen’s animated short ‘Melk’ won Locarno’s Pardino d’Oro and was selected as the festival’s European Film Awards candidate.
A hot summer day shared by five neighbors as ‘Balconada’ director Iva Tokmakchieva speaks on turning a pandemic sketch into a MIFF standout.
Director Shinya Ohira discusses the full-animation approach, jazz score, and international crew behind his Emmy-nominated ‘Star Wars: Visions’ short “BLACK.”
Titmouse Foundation and Warrior Art Camp have selected ten teams from nearly 300 applicants for their inaugural Short Animation Fellowship.
An evil garden gnome with supernatural powers of persuasion drives a badly burned man toward the breaking point in Turai’s candy-colored psychological comedy.
The Norwegian festival’s 2026 competition features 60 animated shorts from 32 countries, with a strong focus on Nordic-Baltic talent.
Canadian animator Ivan Li discusses the sex, violence, discomfort, and unruly 3D worlds behind Finding Uranus, Fruit, Build, and Jelly Baddies.
Each acclaimed film follows a young swimming champion whose life is shattered by genocide, connecting historical memory with the present.
Toby Lockerbie explains how he turned self-taught animation and VFX skills into one of YouTube’s top science channels, and why genAI has no place in his videos.
Months after its OpenAI Sora deal collapsed, Disney is partnering with TikTok to bring fan-made shorts featuring its characters and franchises to Disney+.
Student films from ESMA, Gobelins, and Film Academy Baden-Württemberg are among this year’s winners, who will receive their awards at TIFF.
Dropout has acquired a collection of Don Hertzfeldt films, including ‘Rejected’ and ‘World of Tomorrow,’ with Annecy-winner ‘Paper Trail’ arriving September 1.
Chinese animator Tara Hou discusses making ‘The 70 Deadly Sins’ and how USC’s Expanded Animation program shutdown disrupted her MFA education.