By Cara Buckley The movie business has been famously tough ... who accounted for just 5 percent of producers on those top animated films. Women also remained the minority in a slew of key roles ...

“Few women participate on screen or above the line in animated storytelling. This is true for film and TV,” wrote the authors of a report by the University of Southern California’s Annenberg ...

“Animation in a lot of ways has historically kind of been a legacy business,” says Peter Ramsey ... in a letter published by the nonprofit Women in Animation on June 2.

In the past 12 years, 3% of the directors of animated movies were women, and just one, “Kung Fu Panda 2’s” Jennifer Yuh Nelson, was a woman of color. On the small screen, 13% of episodes ...

17% of the top 120 highest-grossing animated films featured a female protagonist or co-protagonist, and only three of those movies was about a woman of color. The television side of animation ...

Women have broken into many acting, producing, and directorial ventures in the recent past — think Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine and those at her company — but the animated film sector ...

Google is celebrating International Women's Day 2022 with a special Doodle today. The Doodle is illustrated by Doodle Art Director Thoka Maer. The Doodle features an animated slideshow showcasing ...

Tuca & Bertie, a new animated show on Netflix about a pair of BFFs who just happen to be birds, is a lot of things: adorable, affecting, emotional, sweet, surreal, quirky, funny, raunchy, charming.

The animated series is about the “heroic adventures of a 12-year-old girl who is inspired by influential women from history,” according to an announcement released by Archewell. Meghan is ...

Would you like to see a new animated series about Wonder Woman? Tell us in the comments! Stay tuned for more updates about the future of DC Studios.