Features Computer animation and its constant leaps forward Animation never ceases to evolve, seemingly with every new release. But where did it begin, and will it have unintended effects?

Computer-animated short The Seine’s Tears (Le lames de la Seine) has already collected several awards, most recently the BAFTA Student Film Award for Animation.

In a Q&A, innovative Yale computer scientist Theodore Kim talks about computer animation and winning a second Academy Award.

But computer animation had to start somewhere, and in the below video we get a glimpse of the first-ever computer animated character: a (sort of spooky) cat.

SVA’s BFA Computer Art, Computer Animation and Visual Effects Department comprises approximately 352 students and 81 faculty. Established in 1993, the department offers a four-year program dedicated ...

Lunch is provided. This day's event is for BFA Animation, and BFA Computer Art, Computer Animation and Visual Effects majors. Presented by the Office of Admissions.

The Computer Animation Festival includes screenings of the Electronic Theater and Animation Theater, giving attendees multiple ways to experience emerging trends in animation from across the globe.

The gig: Animator Hao Li, 34, is an assistant professor of computer science at USC, running a small, newly renovated lab with five graduate students at the university's school of engineering.

Now animation studio Laika, the group who did last year’s eye-popping Coraline, has announced that they’re bailing out of computer-animated features altogether.