In a landscape of billion-dollar superhero box office grosses and nine-figure streaming megadeals, animation is often treated like an ugly stepchild when it comes to counting Hollywood success stories ...

Ten months after being taken off the release schedule, “The Croods 2” is being revived by Universal Pictures and DreamWorks Animation, and has been set for release on September 18, 2020. The sequel to ...

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As part of an ongoing multi-year agreement with Netflix, DreamWorks Animation is bringing a new Jurassic World animated series to the streaming service next year. Titled Jurassic World: Camp ...

Jeffrey Katzenberg demonstrates Quibi’s Turnstyle technology at Sundance 2020 on January 24, 2020 in Park City, Utah. Quibi, a mobile-only, short-form video service that launches next month, has ...

The animation house also scheduled 'Spooky Jack,' a collaboration with Jason Blum, for a 2021 opening. By Gregg Kilday Freelance Contributor DreamWorks Animation’s long-planned sequel to The Croods, ...

DreamWorks Animation has dropped a first trailer to “To: Gerard,” from writer-director Taylor Meacham, a short feature parable about the sense of magic that a parent or parental figure can spark in an ...

The love letter to Manhattan and magic, directed by storyboard artist Taylor Meacham, will bow at Tribeca on April 18. Plus, check out the rest of fest's shorts lineup. DreamWorks Animation‘s latest ...

Netflix on Monday unveiled seven new original preschool series in the works at the streaming company, including a CG animated comedy adventure to premiere this year that serves as an expansion of ...

Editor's note: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, plans for the 2020 Commencement ceremony have changed. The Class of 2020 deserves to be celebrated fully, so we will honor graduates in both May and ...

To date, much of the reporting (including mine) about the Paramount/DreamWorks deal that wasn’t pro forma has focused on the messy integration and hurt feelings. But what about the product? Granted it ...