Jamie Lang is the Editor In Chief at Cartoon Brew. Based in Madrid, he covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including animation, the film industry, and digital art, while also delving into themes of filmmaking and entertainment news. Jamie's insights and work have been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Sports UK, Variety, and AOL, among others.
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Jamie Lang's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly within the animation and film industry. His articles heavily feature press releases and private sector announcements, indicating a preference for exclusive industry insights and upcoming releases.
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By: Jamie Lang
Ed Catmull, the Pixar co-founder who later served as president of both Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios, has joined the jury of the Higgsfield Global Film Festival, a new competition devoted exclusively to generative AI filmmaking.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced the winners of the 53rd Student Academy Awards, with three animation prizes and a trio of alternative/experimental awards among them.
By: Jamie Lang
The Bollywood-inspired feature originated at Reel FX, where Lucas Koppel shepherded its development, and will be written by Jaydeep Hasrajani and Jake Goldman.
By: Jamie Lang
Disney is once again opening its vault to online creators, this time through a short-form content-sharing agreement with TikTok.
By: Jamie Lang
Universal has released the first trailer for 'CoComelon: The Movie,' the digital-native preschool juggernaut’s first feature-length theatrical release.
By: Jamie Lang
For decades, popular science has relied on charismatic guides to make the vastness of the universe comprehensible. Carl Sagan explored the cosmos from a dandelion-seed spacecraft, Bill Nye turned scientific principles into engaging television, and figures like Neil deGrasse Tyson and Brian Greene have translated physics and astronomy into a language understandable by mass audiences. Toby Lockerbie, known online as Epic Spaceman, continues that tradition with one of YouTube’s most impressive science channels, but his pedagogy is based entirely on human-made animation and visual effects.
By: Jamie Lang
Viz Media has partnered with management and production company The Gotham Group to develop film and TV projects based on its growing library of original properties.
By: Jamie Lang
Earlier this year, Florence Miailhe’s exquisitely crafted animated Holocaust short Butterfly was nominated for an Academy Award. This week, Gauze, a 2D Gobelins graduation film about a Palestinian child trying to survive the genocide in Gaza, won a Student Academy Award, making it eligible for consideration at next year’s Oscars.
By: Jamie Lang
Epic Spaceman Profile; Ed Catmull Joins AI Jury; Disney's Q3 Profits
By: Jamie Lang
The animated shorts of Hong Kong-born Canadian animator Ivan Li faintly recall the work of Phil Mulloy, though certainly not in their visual style. Mulloy is known for stark, minimalist drawings and almost stick-like figures moving through stripped-down spaces. Li creates fully fleshed-out 3D worlds in which nearly every part of the frame is occupied or moving. His images are restless, excessive, and often difficult to take in all at once.
