Watch the first proof-of-concept trailer for Uli Meyer’s Tricky & The Cereal Killers, a hand-drawn, AI-fueled tribute to 90s mascots.
Karrot Entertainment and Kavaleer Productions team on ‘MaeBee,’ a new preschool comedy backed by CBeebies, France TV, and RTÉ.
South Africa’s Triggerfish opens a UK studio, expanding its European reach and recruiting local talent for an upcoming TV special.
The BBC aims to turn ‘Bluey’ into a full lifestyle brand, reaching teens and adults as the hit preschool series becomes a global commercial powerhouse.
Sky Kids will stop commissioning original shows, shifting to acquisitions, sparking industry concern over U.K. children’s content decline.
Phil Mulloy, British animator and satirist, dies at 76.
The film by Iria Lopez and Daniela Negrin Ochoa celebrates over a decade of running a studio together.
The British student film played at dozens of festivals including Annecy and Zagreb.
‘Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom’ is described as a “light-hearted, spooky Halloween adventure.”
Dobree wrote that “unstoppable market forces have resulted in a race to the bottom” and called for greater industry support and regulation for the animation/vfx industries.
The financially struggling company had paused operations earlier this month.
The studio cannot continue in its current financial state and says it is currently exploring all options for sale or investment.
Britain’s favorite man-and-dog team continued their perfect streak at the BAFTA Awards.
The first film that they will collaborate on is ‘Night of the Zoopocalpyse.’
The new company aims to distribute four films annually in the U.K. and Ireland.
Also, Gint Zilbalodis’ ‘Flow’ earned two nominations.
In this exclusive series, the filmmakers behind each of this year’s Oscar-shortlisted shorts reveal their favorite shots.
In ‘Sweet Like Lemons,’ a woman attempts to craft an email message to a former lover, urging him to leave her life for good.
Nearly one in five animation workers in the U.K. reported a decrease in pay this year.
Based on the director’s memories of her childhood in Iran, ‘And Granny Would Dance’ is a beautifully woven tale of love, grief and resilience across generations, infused with music, dance, and empowering characters.