Matt O'Callaghan tells us about directing the newest Road Runner and Coyote theatrical short.

Rick DeMott talks with director Brandon Vietti about balancing the action and drama in the dark animate feature Batman: Under the Red Hood.

A distinguished artist test drives the latest from Wacom.

Mark Simon discusses a growing trend in animation.

Dr. Toon explores how animation was "creative yet insular during the strange times of the 1960s."

With SIGGRAPH approaching at the end of the month, Pamela Kleibrink Thompson provides some helpful prep points.

Read about the villainy and efficiency behind Illumination's first animated feature made in Paris at Mac Guff.

Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud tell us all about their feature debut.

Nancy Denney-Phelps reports back from the 50th Annecy festivities while Don Duga once again provides a vicarious sketchbook of festival highlights.

An acclaimed director gains even more insight from a master, Barry Purves.

The future has never been brighter for this TV cult favorite.

Read how Pixar tackled unifying the past and present in Toy Story 3.

The director of Toy Story 3 shares his thoughts on Pixar's signature franchise.

Dr. Toon analyzes Joe Barbera's final Tom and Jerry short, The KarateGuard.

The exec producer tells us about TBS' first original animated series.

Pamela Kleibrink Thompson advises how to get the most out of your resume.

Bill Desowitz has the first look at Pixar's new short, Day & Night, with director Teddy Newton.

Mark Simon talks to Joe Murray about Kickstarter.com.

Find out what it was like directing the final chapter of Shrek.

Richard Williams has updated his legendary Survival Kit and Don Perro explores why it's more invaluable than ever.