As Wallace himself might say: oh ’eck. A crisis has descended upon Aardman Animations. The world-renowned stop-motion studio is about to run out of clay. Ever since its founding in the early 1970s, ...

From pandemic-induced supply chain backlogs to film stock manufacturing crises, great filmmakers have often been forced to navigate the occasional raw materials shortage. And few filmmaking operations ...

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Aardman Animation announced that it is working with The Pokemon Company International on a new Pokemon-related project. There’s no exact release date yet, but the current launch window for it is 2027.

EXCLUSIVE: Aardman, the iconic UK animation studio behind Wallace & Gromit and Chicken Run, has rejigged its top team and brought in a BBC Studios executive to oversee an IP push. Aardman has hired ...

Who doesn’t love Aardman? Since the 1970s the animation studio has been delighting audiences with their (mostly) claymation creations. They’ve given us Wallace and Gromit, Chicken Run (including a ...

The Pokémon Company are teaming up with stop-motion animation studio Aardman for a new mystery collaboration. Billed only as a “special project,” it’s unclear whether it will be a feature film, series ...

This list was originally published in 2018. It has been updated with subsequent releases, including the return of Aardman’s ...

Bristol, U.K.-based animation studio Aardman is restructuring after losing $720k in 2023. These cost-cutting measures include eliminating 20 positions from its staff—roughly 5% of its 425 current ...

Ginger and Rocky of “Chicken Run” fame and the eponymous Shaun the Sheep and Wallace and Gromit represent the pinnacle of claymation achievement. All created from scratch by British animation studio ...

Ahead of the release of the feature Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl, employee-owned Aardman Animations is laying off around fifteen percent of its core staff, or 20 of its approximately 130 ...

Sean Clarke of Aardman Animations has warned that production may have to move overseas as the UK lags behind on skills and tax relief. Speaking to The Guardian, the head of the Oscar-winning British ...