Dr. Toon examines how two famous animated films bookended the Sixties counterculture.

The man behind conversions of The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast discusses the stereoscopic 3-D renaissance at Disney.

Fred Patten reviews the first American book devoted to the work of a master of comedy in both animated shorts and live-action features.

Marvel's Exec-VP of visual effects and post production talks about the pressures of co-producing massive vfx-driven films like Iron Man 2, Captain America, Thor and The Avengers.

Nancy Phelps discusses the 12 collected essays analyzing women and their history and involvement in animation.

Dr Toon examines the UPA legacy in the light of a new book and DVD release.

Fred Patten reviews a must-have book for fans of Pixar's individual films and students of modern animation in general.

Adam Beckett’s tragically short career as experimental animator and budding effects master are celebrated in a collection of his restored films.

The animation director of ILM’s first fully animated feature film talks design, budget, pipeline and fear. Not necessarily in that order.

Adam Abraham’s new book smartly tells the story of UPA’s meteoric rise, eventual decline and lasting artistic and creative impact still felt today.