Spellbound, the Skydance Animation-produced Netflix film, touches upon the themes of family and the changing dynamics that could potentially make or break it.

Spellbound is written by Lauren Hynek & Elizabeth Martin and Julia Miranda and produced by John Lasseter, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, and Bruce Anderson for Skydance Animation.

Netflix & Skydance Animation have revealed the first official trailer for an animated adventure called Spellbound, made by filmmaker Vicky Jenson (who also co-directed Shrek and Shark Tale years ago).

The Skydance-like version of Paramount’s logo from an investor presentation is not an upgrade from the traditional one — but it might not last.

Standardizing media logos may be the way companies are going in an era of consolidation (see Marvel Entertainment’s synergized branding), but there’s also the chance the new Paramount-Skydance ...

Skydance’s merger talks with Paramount were called off Tuesday after Paramount’s controlling shareholder scuttled the deal, ending a drama that has captivated Hollywood for months.

The roots of Skydance's earlier association with Apple are deep, setting benchmarks in the cinematic world. Reports from 2022 shed light on a unique deal after their initial animation collaboration.

Update: Skydance Animation and Spellbound are going to Netflix. “Additionally, Skydance’s The Search for WondLa, an animated series based on the book series by Tony DiTerlizzi, will still ...

When Lasseter arrived at Skydance, he inherited “Luck,” “Spellbound,” and “Pookoo.” He also oversaw the shorts “Blush” and “Bad Luck Spot.” ...

Apple and Skydance Animation released but one film, “Luck,” and mutually agreed that “Spellbound’ was not a fit for Apple’s expanding narrative slate, thus necessitating its move to Netflix.