Welcome to Rendering, a Deadline column reporting at the intersection of AI and showbiz. Rendering examines how artificial intelligence is disrupting the entertainment industry, taking you inside key ...

Over the last couple of decades, animated features have pushed the boundaries of art, storytelling and the box office. “Flow” won the animated feature Oscar this year, and it didn’t have any dialog, ...

TOKYO -- Aina Sugisawa's story of getting her foot in the door of Japan's anime industry is one studios hope to replicate. After studying at an academy run by Tokyo-based TMS Entertainment, she went ...

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Minecraft lets players build massive cities, fight against undead mobs to survive, explore caves and so much more. Players have endless ways to explore the blocky world. Talented creators use ...

Promising and bright future for Filipino animators is being predicted by the Animation Council of the Philippines (ACPI) through its Executive Director Rose Gonzales, as the International Animation ...

So what was Acrobat Silky’s origin story? Before the villain became a monstrous spectre, she was a normal mother trying to make ends meet for both herself and her young daughter. During her day to dat ...

Let’s rewind to that jaw-dropping moment in Frozen when Elsa, caught up in her icy transformation, builds that dazzling ice castle. It took 30 animators and nine months to pull off that breathtaking ...

The Animation Guild, a union made up of more than 5,000 workers across the animation industry, is at the bargaining table right now, negotiating a new three-year contract with Alliance of Motion ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook When it comes to television and film, there is an army behind everything you watch. From writers ...

Animation is frequently misunderstood as a genre (it’s a medium) or dismissed as children’s entertainment (it’s made, and watched, by people of all ages). Yet there’s more of it now to disprove those ...