A massive Cartoon Network leak exposes decades of behind-the-scenes animation files

Storyboards, model sheets, and puppet rigs from "Powerpuff Girls," "Gumball," and more hit online as Skydance absorbs Warner Bros.
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Cartoon Network announced today the return of one of its Emmy Award-winning animated comedy series, Regular Show. Premiering with a special half-hour episode on... Lion Forge Entertainment’s breakout ...
The Verge

Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. Animation workers are organizing to form a union

Production workers at Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. Animation have filed a petition to the National Labor Relations Board to form a union with The Animation Guild. Production workers at Cartoon ...
Polygon

Cartoon Network, Warner Bros. Animation production staff file to unionize

Production staff — 66 employees from Warner Bros. Animation and 22 from Cartoon Network — filed a petition for a union election with the National Labor Relations board yesterday. The group is seeking ...
The Conversation

Cartoon Network changed animation forever – Warner Bros shouldn’t let it die

Many people – myself included – remember Cartoon Network as their favourite TV channel to watch after school. Launched in 1992, Cartoon Network became a global cable brand, available in over 180 ...
The Hollywood Reporter

Warner Bros. Animation and Cartoon Network Production Workers Launch Unionization Effort

The staffers, who work on projects including 'Batman: Caped Crusader' and 'Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake,' filed for a National Labor Relations Board election Wednesday. By Katie Kilkenny Enterprise ...
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Cartoon Network gigaleak exposes 200GB of hidden animation files from Gumball and Powerpuff Girls as fans discover decades of production secrets

A massive Cartoon Network leak has reportedly exposed more than 200GB of production material, including Gumball animation files, Adventure Time storyboards and Regular Show artwork. Fans are calling ...
Mashable

Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. Animation production staff move to unionize

Production staff at Cartoon Network and Warner Bros. Animation are moving to unionize, with workers at the Warner Bros. Discovery subsidiaries banding together to begin collective bargaining. The ...