Proving you can capture kids’ and adults’ attention without fast-paced and distracting animation, new episodes of the Apple TV+ Emmy and Peabody Award-winning series, based on the ‘Zen’ books by Jon J Muth about a wise panda who teaches 3 siblings about the world and each other, are now streaming.
The deal, which marks Andarta’s official exit from receivership, will facilitate transmedia project co-development of existing and original licenses; first project is the animated adaptation of ‘Ewilan's Quest (La Quête d'Ewilan),’ based on the novel by Pierre Bottero.
The animated feature, based on the children’s book series by Guy Bass and adapted by director Steve Hudson, releases in theaters on October 29.
250+ page hardcover career retrospective artbook project, from Oni Press, of the American illustrator’s dynamic, intense, reference-based realistic work, including rarely seen covers, character designs, and concepts, goes live on August 11.
2 new 3DCG preschool shows and a special, from Atomic Cartoons and Brown Bag, debut this September, October and November: ‘Dr. Seuss’s Red Fish, Blue Fish,’ ‘Dr. Seuss’s Horton!’ and ‘Dr. Seuss’s The Sneetches.’
Revealing that the new season premieres December 10, the streamer also announced that Levi Chrisopulos and Olive Abercrombie join Season 3 as siblings Nico and Bianca di Angelo.
The animated comedy based on Roald Dahl’s famed characters will feature original songs by Talking Heads frontman David Byrne and Paramore’s Hayley Williams; debuts October 17.
Watch Breakdown Reel highlighting the company’s efforts on the sweeping, 19th-century odyssey, including extensive digital matte paintings and CG work to replace modern elements with period-appropriate scenery.
The free Zoom talk, the 8th salon for ASIFA-Hollywood’s AEF, featuring the Oscar-nominated director, Chapman University Professor Emeritus, and author of ‘Mr. In-Between: My Life in the Middle of the Animation Revolution,’ will be held August 10 at 11 am PST.
Celebrating the 5X Annie Award and Primetime Emmy-winning series’ 20th Anniversary, the iconic and influential Nickelodeon show’s co-creators and key cast led a nostalgic panel at last week’s San Diego Comic-Con filled with sing-alongs, franchise announcements, and never-before-seen art.
Bigger in size and broader in scope with the inclusion of animation company data, the comprehensive research report, available as a free download, is packed with clear, concise, and easy to digest information that charts and assesses 2,450 companies within the global animation and VFX industries.
The animated film follows a girl propelled into a cosmic adventure after her best friend is abducted by aliens; Marvel vet Jeremy Latcham executive produces.
Based on the novels and manga created by Yuu Tanaka, the second season of the isekai anime series will premiere as part of the streamer’s Fall 2026 simulcast season line-up.
Based on the ‘Zen’ books by Jon J Muth, the animated series follows a wise panda who teaches siblings Karl, Addy, and Michael about the world and each other; premieres August 1.
Based on the picture books from Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen, new episodes of the stop-motion preschool series will premiere globally on August 29.
Glen Powell channels Arnold himself as he desperately tries to stay alive for 30 days in the all-new adaptation of the Stephen King novel, directed by Edgar Wright, in theaters November 7.
The third oceanic adventure film in the ‘Seaper Powers’ franchise follows Emma, an ordinary yet curious girl who discovers a magical sea-grass that gives her fantastic abilities.
Based on the ‘Zen’ book series by Jon J Muth, the animated series follows a wise panda who teaches three young siblings about the world and each other; streams August 1.
Supervising Director Andrew Schmidt and Composer Joy Ngiaw discuss the Skydance Animation show’s deeper and darker new season on Apple TV+, expanding Eva Nine’s emotional journey with complex revelations, sibling conflict, and an evolving world brought to life through grounded design and inventive sound.
The upcoming original 2D-animated project, based on the novel by Barbara Israël, is set in 1984 and follows two teens who flee Nice, France, carried along by a New Wave mixtape; set to enter production in 2026 for broadcast in 2027.
The post-apocalyptic thriller by William R. Forstchen follows college professor/former military officer John Matherson, who is thrust into a leadership role after an EMP attack paralyzes the US.
Dete Meserve and Michael Rabb talk about their new 2D preschool series, based on the picture book by Antoinette Portis, which follows Riley, whose vivid, ever-changing imagination takes her to fun, fantastic places with just a single, simple box; premieres June 13 on Apple TV+.
Starring Jared Harris, Lee Pace, and Lou Llobell, the saga of psychohistorian Hari Seldon continues with a band of exiles on their journey to save humanity and rebuild civilization as the Galactic Empire falls; streams July 11.
The ‘Bones and All’ scribe will write the stop-motion animated feature be set in a house with infinite rooms, endless corridors, and walls lined with thousands of statues; Travis Knight to direct.
From Magical Society and Mediawan, the 3DCG show is based on the French children’s book ‘Mister Crocodile is Very Hungry’ by Joann Sfar.
