Watch the 37th Annual Annie Award Webcast

Click here to watch the 37th Annual Annie Awards ceremony webcast, hosted by Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actor, director, producer and one of pop culture’s most recognizable figures, William Shatner. Presenters include animation legend June Foray, actors Seth Green, John Leguizamo, Sean Astin who along with industry notables Pete Docter, Ed Catmull and Henry Selick provide a lively show honoring the year’s best animated productions and outstanding individual achievements in the field of animation.

The webcast also features a special tribute to the late Roy Disney and the
presentation of the Winsor McCay Award to three industry leaders Jeffrey
Katzenberg, Tim Burton and Bruce Timm.

The 37th Annual Annie Awards were presented on February 6, 2010 at UCLA’s Royce Hall. The Best Feature Annie Award went to Pixar's "Up", and the film's director, Pete Doctor won the Individual Achievement Award for Feature Direction. 20th Century Fox's Futurama was presented with the Annie for Best Home Entertainment Production and ShadowMachine's Robot Chicken won Best Short Subject for "Star Wars 2.5". The Best Animated Television Commercial Annie Award went to Acme Filmworks for their spot "Deportees" for the Spanish Lottery. Disney's TV special, "Prep and Landing" won the Annie for Best Animated Television Production, as well as the Individual Achievement Awards for Character Design (Bill Schwab) and Production Design (Andy Harkness). Dreamworks' "Penguins of Madagascar" won Best Animated Television Production for Children; and its director, Bret Haaland won the award for Direction in a Television Production.

Laika's "Coraline" was honored for its character design (Shane Prigmore), music (Bruno Coulais) and Production Design (Tadahiro Uesugi). The Voice Acting Annies went to Tom Kenny for his work as Sponge Bob on Nickelodeon, and Jen Cody, the voice of Charlotte in Disney's "Princess and the Frog". The prestigious Character Animation Annies went to Eric Goldberg for "Princess and the Frog" and Phillip To for Dreamworks' "Monsters vs. Aliens: Mutant Pumpkins from Outer Space." Wes Anderson and Noah Baumbach were honored for Writing in a Feature Production for "Fantastic Mr. Fox".

The Winsor McCay Award, for career achievement in animation went to Tim
Burton, Bruce Timm and Jeffrey Katzenberg. Tom Sito won the June Foray
Award for Benevolent Impact on Animation, and William T. Reeves took home the Ub Iwerks Award for Technical Achievement. Martin Meunier and Brian McLean were honored with a Special Achievement Award for their work on Laika's "Coraline".