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Animation Supervisor Ben Anderson on Treating ‘Coyote Vs. Acme’ Like a 2D Chuck Jones
We spoke to Ben Anderson, the animation supervisor from DNEG, about pulling off the trickiest and most satisfying live action/animation hybrid since Who Framed Roger Rabbit? He explains what it was like collaborating with director Dave Green and the rest of the team.
‘Hexed’ Preview: Disney Leans into Legacy for a Magical Witch’s Brew

‘Hexed’ Preview: Disney Leans into Legacy for a Magical Witch’s Brew

Avatar photoBill Desowitz|
October 12th, 2026
Animation Scoop got a sneak peek of Disney' magical fantasy comedy, Hexed, which included 30 minutes of footage, as well as animated presentations. Here's what we saw.
FIRST LOOK: Universal’s “Ted” Animated Series

FIRST LOOK: Universal’s “Ted” Animated Series

Avatar photoJerry Beck|
October 1st, 2026
TED: The Animated Series premieres with 8-episodes on Thursday, December 17. Additional episodes will stream in 2027. Here's a first look.

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‘Forgotten Island’: How DreamWorks Made a Love Letter to Filipino Culture and Mythology

For DreamWorks directors and best friends Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado (Puss in Boots: The Last Wish), Forgotten Island offered an opportunity to make an original movie that was a wildly imaginative love letter to their shared Filipino culture and mythology.
Avatar photoBill Desowitz|September 22, 2026
‘Forgotten Island’: How DreamWorks Made a Love Letter to Filipino Culture and Mythology

TRAILER and FIRST LOOK: “The Bluey Movie”

The brand-new teaser trailer and poster for “The Bluey Movie” have arrived, offering a first look at the CG-animated film.
Avatar photoJerry Beck|August 14, 2026
TRAILER and FIRST LOOK: “The Bluey Movie”

INTERVIEW: Director Dave Green On “Coyote Vs. ACME”

After years of anticipation, Coyote vs. ACME finally opens in theaters on Aug. 28. Director Dave Green shares his thoughts on the release and presenting the Looney Tunes characters in ways we've never seen them before.
Avatar photoJackson Murphy|August 10, 2026
INTERVIEW: Director Dave Green On “Coyote Vs. ACME”

Why Minions and Monsters Is Worth Watching, Especially for Movie Lovers

Earlier this month, Minions and Monsters opened to a lower-than-expected box office. Personally, I found this installment to be one of my favorites in the Despicable Me universe. This made me wonder: does my love of movies and line of work make me especially receptive to its historical Hollywood setting and references? Below, Pierre Coffin and Chris Meledandri share […]
Avatar photoLauren Ashton|July 23, 2026
Why Minions and Monsters Is Worth Watching, Especially for Movie Lovers

Animator J.J. Villard Releases New Cartoon “Scaredy Cat” on Warner Bros. TV

Emmy Award-winning animator and creator JJ Villard (King Star King, JJ Villard's Fairy Tales) has released his newest animated project, Scaredy Cat, now streaming in full on the Warner Bros. TV.
Avatar photoJerry Beck|June 26, 2026
Animator J.J. Villard Releases New Cartoon “Scaredy Cat” on Warner Bros. TV

INTERVIEW: James Fletcher, Preserving the DC Animated Universe

This weekend, June 26-28, Fletcher’s Heroic Fine Art Gallery is hosting ten DCAU talents at Fan Expo Anaheim, with the convention itself presenting Mark Hamill and Paul Williams live on stage with writer/producer Paul Dini. On June 23, I spoke with Fletcher about his contributions to animation history.
Avatar photoW.R. Miller|June 25, 2026
INTERVIEW: James Fletcher, Preserving the DC Animated Universe

Animation Supervisor Ben Anderson on Treating ‘Coyote Vs. Acme’ Like a 2D Chuck Jones

We spoke to Ben Anderson, the animation supervisor from DNEG, about pulling off the trickiest and most satisfying live action/animation hybrid since Who Framed Roger Rabbit? He explains what it was like collaborating with director Dave Green and the rest of the team.