On the heels of yesterday’s announcement about Disney’s purchase of Lucasfilm, and the news that “Star Wars” fans can anticipate a new film in 2015, George Lucas and Kathleen Kennedy sit down to discuss the future of the celebrated franchise.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences celebrates the life and career of filmmaker Stanley Kubrick on Wednesday, November 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.
The 2012 American Film Market kicks off tomorrow with more than 120 new buying companies and a 10 percent increase in buyers.
Bill Dennis reports on South Korea's Gwangju ACE Fair and the wave of animated projects flowing into China.
Global entertainment powerhouse acquires world-renowned Lucasfilm, including the legendary “Star Wars” franchise; “Star Wars: Episode 7” feature film targeted for release in 2015.
A newly restored and remastered version of the controversial 1975 masterpiece now available on Amazon.
The first official trailer is released for Russia’s highly anticipated stereoscopic 3D feature, “The Snow Queen.”
Dan Glass talks Cloud Atlas VFX and working with the Wachowskis again.
Warner Archive Collection releases the 1975 Looney Tunes documentary, “Bugs Bunny Superstar,” on DVD.
The Slamdance co-founder’s book guides filmmakers on making and distributing socially relevant low budget films.
Level 256 completes Over 70 VFX shots for Paramount Pictures’ new Halloween comedy “Fun Size.”
Method Studios, the main visual effects vendor on the current Warner Bros. release, “Cloud Atlas,” announces the completion of 398 shots for the film.
“Hotel Transylvania” breaks new records for Sony Pictures Animation, while four new nationwide releases all underperform this weekend.
The inaugural edition of The World Animated Feature Films and VFX Summit kicks off October 28-30 at the California Yacht Club in Marina del Rey, CA.
Disney/Pixar releases “Brave,” the year’s #1 animated movie and Pixar Animation Studio’s 13th consecutive hit, on November 13, 2012.
Box office predictions forecast a cloud weekend for the big-budget “Cloud Atlas.”
Marvel and Disney release the first full trailer for Iron Man 3, the latest in the super hero franchise starring Robert Downey Jr. as industrialist Tony Stark.
Twentieth Century Fox releases another clip from Ang Lee's forthcoming 3D feature, “Life of Pi.”
DreamWorks Animation announces that Roger Enrico has resigned as Chairman of the company’s Board of Directors.
“Hotel Transylvania” director Genndy Tartakovsky unveils a new short film about the ghoulish retreat called “Goodnight Mr. Foot.”
Fallout from the bankruptcy of Digital Domain Media Group includes a new lawsuit and a coming patent auction.
Deluxe Entertainment Services Group companies Company 3, Deluxe 142, Deluxe Digital Cinema, Deluxe Laboratories, EFILM, and Method Studios come together for comedy feature “Seven Psychopaths.”
Companies will jointly produce and finance the upcoming animated comedy “Turkeys.”
The untold story of the greatest animated film never made premieres at the Starz Denver Film Festival.
Sony/Columbia changes release dates for the forthcoming “Robocop” remake, Neil Blomkamp’s “Elysium,” and animated sequel “Cloudy 2.”
