TV Review: X-Chromosome
Jerry Beck reviews Oxygen's flagship show, X-Chromosome, and finds it is funny, entertaining and real...even if you aren't a woman!
Category: Reviews
Vampire Hunter D Comes to America
Fred Patten takes us inside the latest super-cool anime feature, Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust, now being shown in select U.S. theatres.
Alexeieff: Itinerary of a Master
Wendy Jackson Hall reviews Giannalberto Bendazzi's latest book, Alexeieff: Itinerary of a Master, that discusses the art and life of pinscreen master Alexandre Alexeieff.
New from Japan: Anime Film Reviews
Fred Patten reviews the latest anime releases including new Robotech releases, Spring and Chaos: The Life and Times of Kenji Miyazawa, and the OAV and TV series of Vampire Princess Miyu.
Behind Jeepers Creepers
Go behind the scenes of Jeepers Creepers with the effects team at E=mc2. Includes step by step explanations and QuickTime movie clips!
And The Winner Is...
Ged Bauer reviews "the ultimate library of animated web graphics."
TV Review: Stanley Is Playing Catch Up
In a small, quiet cafe, motion-capture pioneer Chris Walker and outrageous stop-motion animator Corky Quakenbush got together for lunch and discovered that even though their techniques may appear to be night and day, they actually have a lot in common.
Comic-Con 2001: A Pro's Eye View
Danny Fingeroth recounts the San Diego Comic-Con, an event that has grown to include not only the best of the comic book scene, but also the coolest Hollywood talent and inside scoops and previews.
Buster Keaton Remembered
Buster Keaton Remembered, a new book, gives insight into this genius that has inspired, and is still inspiring, animation's greats. Will Ryan reviews.
A Taste of SIGGRAPH 2001
John Edgar Park takes us on a tour of SIGGRAPH 2001, focusing on the latest technology news.
New from Japan: Anime Film Reviews
Fred Patten reviews the latest anime releases including: Harlock Saga, Angel Links, Assemble Insert, Hermes: Winds of Love and Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water.
The Akira DVD Special Edition: An Anime Classic
Pioneer has released a $1 million restoration of Akira on DVD, complete with an entire disc of extras. Think you don't need this set? Jerry Beck says, "Think again! It's a must-have."
Cartoon Movie's New Visitors: U.S. Distributors
Ron Diamond discusses Cartoon Movie 2001 and the band of U.S. delegates that attended looking to increase the opportunities of bringing European animated features to America.
Anime Essentials: Everything A Fan Needs To Know
Alan Neal reviews Anime Essentials a good book if you are a beginner fan who wants an introduction into the world of anime.
Tough Eye: Finland's New Festival
The Tough Eye International Turku Animated Film Festival had its first run this spring, May 15 20, 2001, in Turku, Finland. Director/creator Fran Krause made the trip.
Osmosis Jones Cops Anatomy Award
Osmosis Jones blends hokey live-action and slick animation into a cop spoof that is both gross and clever. J. Paul Peszko reveals the process behind these two separate worlds.
I Am Scamp
Who is to blame for Disney's new direct-to-video plan of a sequel for every classic? Martin "Dr. Toon" Goodman thinks it is all of us.
What's New in Maya 4
John Edgar Park takes a look at the new Maya 4 and reveals a solid redux. It might not be all brand new...but it is definitely better.
Producing Animation: Building the Budget
Marie Beardmore details ways for U.K. animators, seeking to make their own works, can obtain funding in order to eat and animate!
Annecy In Pictures
Join AWNs evolving photo album from Annecy, featuring the highlights and hot spots of the 2001 event. Have some snaps youd like to add? Let us know!
From Akira to Princess Mononoke? Don't Think So
There is no denying that the Internet entertainment market has changed...so how are four prominent leaders in the field adjusting to the brave new world? Rick DeMott reports.
Annecy 2001, An Artist's Sketchbook
Visit Annecy 2001 through Don Duga's sketchbook. Come take an inside peek at a professional artist's sketchbook. Plus...could you ask for better subject matter?
Entertainment on the Internet: Where Did the Promised Land Go?
Due to a series of legal problems, Kimba, the White Lion, has had numerous enumerations. Fred Patten tracks them all down for us and discusses the latest release the truly original, much loved 1966 television series.
Fresh from the Festivals: July 2001's Film Reviews
Maureen Furniss reviews five more short films straight from the festival circuit. This month we learn about:The Shadow of Doubt by Cynthia Wells, Patrick Smith's Drink, Grace by Lorelei Pepei, Chicken Kiev by Thomas Stellmach and We Are Immortal (Nous sommes immortels) by Daniel Guyonnet. Includes four QuickTime movie clips!
Confirming a New Tradition: Cal State Long Beach's 2nd Annual Japanese Animation Festival
Fred Patten reports from CSLB's growing anime festival. Only in its second year, the festival featured quite an impressive line-up of screenings and guests.
