Visual artist Arlinka Viljoen’s terrifying 3-D animation for the second episode of Arizona-produced supernatural anthology series Strange Places – the tortured teen revenge story “An …
Over two weeks ago in Los Angeles, American audiences and worldwide media focused their collective lenses on the TV industry’s annual celebration of the year’s …
Thanks to the popularity of animated comedies like The Simpsons, South Park, Family Guy, Rick and Morty, Bob’s Burgers, adult-oriented primetime toons have been just …
All over the world, doctors dedicate their lives to helping people whose lives have been disrupted by a wide range of physical and mental illnesses. …
The third annual Vancouver Web Fest isn’t until next March, but official selections and nominees for series representing 12 different genres and 23 awards categories …
Just south of Manhattan, across the East River, is a strange and wonderful land. “A place full of irony, and cynicism.” This borough of New York City is overrun by those who instagram, drink extravagant coffee, and fret over Banksy.
Growing up as a lover of comic books it was only natural for creator Jeff Burns to adapt his web series, about a super hero and a super villain who have a love child, into comic book form.
Remote collaboration on projects is all the rage these days. Here is a look at one show and their online collaboration process worked.
For creators Sean Jo Arcand and Chris Esper, growing up with a love of Jim Henson and the Mupets fueled a fire to produce something new that could recall a lost art from their childhood.
If you decide one day that you want to make an animated series and completely lack the knowledge and experience required, it turns out all you have to do is simply ‘learn how.’ That’s exactly what the creators of the very slick “7th & Washington” did for their new show.
