Warner Bros. Animation Supervisor Bruce Timm teps down and is replaced by James Tucker.

Berkeley, California-based VFX company Tippett Studios lays off 40 percent of its workforce.

A decision on whether or not a California bankruptcy court will approve a sale of Rhythm & Hues is delayed Friday after bidders and a creditor object to a potential deal.

Brickyard teams up with Carl’s Jr. to provide VFX for the new ad, “Mrs. Robinson,” featuring Heidi Klum.

Technicolor appoints Magic Ruby to create a second screen experience for their all new CGI action adventure series, “The Deep.”

Bent Image Lab promotes Paul Diener to head of production.

Camp Creative chooses ProMAX Platform for a shared storage solution.

A holding company associated with Prana Studios has submitted the winning bid to acquire visual effects studio Rhythm & Hues.

“Pet Pals” heads to the Baltics as Gruppo Alcuni signs a new Pay TV deal with Baltic Media Alliance.

The bankruptcy auction, which kicked off Wednesday morning and proceeded until 2 a.m., started up again Thursday afternoon.

Black & white 3D piece honors early cinematic legends like Georges Melies while cleverly setting the scene for new “Wizard of Oz” prequel.

Creative shop STEELE Studios relocates its offices to Santa Monica and announces four recent projects.

London-headquartered VFX company The Mill reveals plans to close its Mill TV visual effects unit with a possible loss of 25 jobs.

The Jim Henson Company signs new international broadcast deals for “Sid the Science Kid” and “Dinosaur Train.”

Imagineer Systems partners with CoreMelt to integrate Imagineer’s Planar Tracker into SliceX, which will be demonstrated at NAB 2013.

MarVista celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2013 and expands its executive team.

Nelvana will showcase two new properties, “Mike the Knight” and “Zack & Deuce,” at MIPTV.

ALT Systems announces at GDC that they are bringing gaming technology to HP Z Workstations with PNY graphics cards.

"New Eden,” an indie web comedy, launches on the adult cartoon channel HuHa!

BRB announces that it has become the newest global animation aggregator on YouTube.