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Every film Pixar has produced has landed in the top fifty highest-grossing animated films of all time. What’s their secret? Mathematics. Oh, and 22 Rules of Storytelling. Dr. DeRose has recently been giving lectures about the Pixar formula (“story, concept art, modeling, rigging, shading and lighting”) around the country.

  • On Youtube: Movies, Math and Making
  • PDFs of his papers are archived at Pixar’s website
  • Vimeo: Math in the Movies: Making It All Add Up
  • 2012 talk from the GPU team at Pixar
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John Lasseter: A Day in a Life. This is a day in the life of the Hawaiian shirt-obsessed godfather of Pixar who revolutionized the animation industry. John Alan Lasseter is an American animator, film director and the chief creative officer at Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios. He is also currently the Principal Creative Advisor for Walt Disney Imagineering.

Lasseter’s first job was with The Walt Disney Company, where he became an animator. Next, he joined Lucasfilm, where he worked on the then-groundbreaking use of CGI animation. After the Graphics Group of the Computer Division of Lucasfilm was sold to Steve Jobs and became Pixar in 1986, Lasseter oversaw all of Pixar’s films and associated projects as executive producer.

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  • Pixar 25 Magic Moments: A BBC documentary that looks at Pixar’s 25 years of Animation
  • 6 Filmmaking Tips From Pixar
  • The South Bank Show discovers the secrets behind the animation process of Disney Pixar from story board to silver screen

Source: topdocumentaryfilms.com

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Pixar 25 Magic Moments: A BBC Three Documentary that looks at Pixar’s 25 years of Animation. Through 25 key moments, this programme takes a look at the highs and lows of the multi award-winning animation studio Pixar as it celebrates its 25th birthday, and discovers the secrets of how to make a Pixar movie. With unique access to Pixar HQ and the creative team, it features memorable moments from hits such as Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Monsters Inc, as well as exclusive interviews with Billy Crystal, Tim Allen, Holly Hunter, Kelsey Grammer, Michael Keaton, George Lucas and others.

Pixar 25 Magic Moments: A BBC Three Documentary that looks at Pixar’s 25 years of Animation is.gd/Xdw4R2 #Pixar

— LaFamiliaFilm (@LaFamiliaFilm) November 14, 2012
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Starting in the mid 1980s, an exceptional and inspiring trio of innovators, John Lasseter, Ed Catmull and Steve Jobs, combined their gifts in art, science and business to launch a whole new approach to making 3-D animated films and ended up reshaping the face of filmmaking forever. In the new documentary film The Pixar Story, Oscar® nominated filmmaker Leslie Iwerks takes viewers on a dramatic journey filled with personal sacrifice and fueled by passionate belief in the possibilities of a new medium illustrating how Pixar Animation Studios was born. On October 23, 2007, The Pixar Story began a national theatrical rollout that included screenings in 14 major markets across the United States.

Viewing (88’30”). The Pixar Story (2007) is.gd/FtEQG7 #Pixar

— LaFamiliaFilm (@LaFamiliaFilm) November 14, 2012
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Since joining Pixar in 1997, Andrew Gordon has been an animator on numerous feature films, including A Bug’s Life, Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Ratatouille and Toy Story 3. Gordon also supervised animation on Pixar’s Academy Award nominated short film Presto. In this exclusive interview he reveals all about his career so far, how life has changed at Pixar over the last 15 years and his secret room. Excited? So are we!
Previously on Cinephilia & Beyond:

The South Bank Show discovers the secrets behind the animation process of Disney Pixar from story board to silver screen. 

Animating the incredibles: Andrew Gordon on 15 years at #Pixar is.gd/brsKfo via/HT @emmafgreen
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Since joining Pixar in 1997, Andrew Gordon has been an animator on numerous feature films, including A Bug’s Life, Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Ratatouille and Toy Story 3. Gordon also supervised animation on Pixar’s Academy Award nominated short film Presto. In this exclusive interview he reveals all about his career so far, how life has changed at Pixar over the last 15 years and his secret room. Excited? So are we!

Previously on Cinephilia & Beyond:

The South Bank Show discovers the secrets behind the animation process of Disney Pixar from story board to silver screen. 

Animating the incredibles: Andrew Gordon on 15 years at #Pixar is.gd/brsKfo via/HT @emmafgreen

— LaFamiliaFilm (@LaFamiliaFilm) November 14, 2012

Source: creativebloq.com

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If you didn’t get a chance to check out Pixar’s beautiful short film La Luna earlier this year when it screened before Brave, the entire short is now online.

Source: movies.com

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The South Bank Show discovers the secrets behind the animation process of Disney Pixar from story board to silver screen. 

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