Animation (journal)

Animation is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of animation. It focuses on animation as a cultural form, encompassing its aesthetic, social, political, and industrial contexts. The journal examines animation across various media, including film, television, video games, and online platforms.

Published three times a year, Animation features research articles, book reviews, and conference reports. It explores a broad range of topics, such as animation history, animation theory, character design, animation techniques, national cinemas of animation, the representation of identity in animation, the impact of digital technology on animation, and animation as a form of visual communication.

Animation aims to provide a forum for scholars, practitioners, and enthusiasts to engage in critical discussions about animation and its significance in contemporary society. The journal contributes to the growing field of animation studies and seeks to advance our understanding of this dynamic and evolving medium. It is published by SAGE Publications.