The creator of the latest Fox animated series explains the ins and outs of running a burger joint.

Ken A. Priebe gives readers a history of stop-motion features in this excerpt from his book The Advanced Art of Stop-Motion Animation.

Mark Simon has some horror e-stories. Deal with it!

The directors and producer of Day & Night and Tick Tock Tale discuss how small films really are big at their studios.

The creators of Young Justice talk about setting a new bar for realism.

Dr. Toon offers advice about becoming a competent animation critic.

Animation Mentor raises its game with new course for quadrupeds and fantasy creatures.

Rick DeMott runs down the animated features we have to look forward to in 2011.

Pamela Kleibrink Thompson kicks off 2011 by reminding us reminds of the power of change to achieve personal growth.

Rick DeMott looks at how the standard of heart and humor plays into which films might receive Oscar nominations.

Dr. Toon reviews the latest entry in The Looney Tunes literary canon.

Find out what the director of the latest anime hit and potential Oscar nominee has to say about social networking and animation.

Mark Simon plays animation Santa.

Bill Desowitz reports back from Toronto and London with an exclusive preview of the first animated feature from Elton John's Rocket Pictures.

Two producers discuss the theatrical Road Runner/Wile E. Coyote shorts and the upcoming Looney Tunes Show.

Warren Spector tells us how The Mouse has become a familiar yet strange video game icon.

Sylvain Chomet gives AWN an exclusive glimpse into the world of his latest animated feature where Tati meets Scotland.

The director of China's biggest animated feature discusses its hand-drawn importance.

With the Blu-ray release of Fantasia, Dr. Toon reassesses his critical thinking about the Make Mine Music follow-up.

Pamela Kleibrink Thompson gets into the holiday spirit with some It's a Wonderful Life-inspired advice.