Features

Supervisors and directors in the L.A. animation industry discuss hiring practices, testing, and the realities of trying to staff a show ethically.

Hitting the road allowed the production team on Trolls World Tour to push boundaries in surfacing and effects.

For more than half a century, the world’s most famous Great Dane has remained a steady—and much-loved—presence on TV and in the movies.

In Frozen II, two new characters of mythical proportions inspire collaborative solutions.

The in­au­gur­al Golden Awards was held in 1984 to hon­or vet­er­ans of the in­dus­try and their vast con­tri­bu­tions to the craft. Another 28 Animation Guild members were honored in 2019.

How do you ensure cultural authenticity, traverse 2,000 miles of China, and make the audience believe in magic? The team behind Abominable discuss the creative evolution of a new adventure.

What makes a scene more than just a melee of kicks and punches? We asked artists and writers who work in the action genre for their best advice.

You’ve heard it: “Those who can, do. Those who can’t, teach.” But it’s not true. The proof: six TAG members who boast successful industry careers and teaching positions.

Notes are an unavoidable part of submitting a script. Here, artists and supervisors share dos and don’ts of giving and getting notes.