Directed by Rob Gibbs
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Directed by Rob Gibbs
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Directed by Rob Gibbs
In this exclusive interview with Dylan Brown, we learn all about Pixar's new studio in Vancouver.
Remembering Steve Jobs, a review of the upcoming short film Air Mater, John Lasseter defends Cars 2 to the New York Times, and more!
The film was Pixar Canada's first production.
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Directed by Rob Gibbs
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Directed by Jeremy Lasky
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The film is 90 seconds long, one of three Cars "Shorty Shorts" to debut on the Disney Channel in 2013.
According to the Pixar Wiki, Radiator Springs was modified for this short to look similar to how things look in Cars Land: "The street intersecting at the traffic light intersection is labeled "Cross Street" (and) Flo's V8 Cafe has been expanded like it has in Cars Land."
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Directed by Jeremy Lasky
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The film is 90 seconds long, one of three Cars "Shorty Shorts" to debut on the Disney Channel in 2013.
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Directed by Jeremy Lasky
Watch the full film here.
The film is 90 seconds long, one of three Cars "Shorty Shorts" to debut on the Disney Channel in 2013.
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Directed by Rob Gibbs
Co-directed by Scott Morse
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Directed by Gary Rydstrom
We give you a sneak peek into Pixar's next Toy Story Toon, Small Fry, and talk more generally about Pixar's short films.
Cars 2 is a fun thrill ride with beautiful animation and some heart. It may not attain the profundity of of a film like The Incredibles or Toy Story 3, but it serves up a breathtaking good time.
The Oscars are this week! Also, the latest news about Planes, the Brad Bird acceptance speech/hostage video, and some old pearls of filmmaking wisdom from Jeffrey Katzenberg.
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Directed by Angus MacLane
We give you a sneak peek into Pixar's next Toy Story Toon, Small Fry, and talk more generally about Pixar's short films.
In this exclusive interview with Dylan Brown, we learn all about Pixar's new studio in Vancouver.
The Oscars are this week! Also, the latest news about Planes, the Brad Bird acceptance speech/hostage video, and some old pearls of filmmaking wisdom from Jeffrey Katzenberg.
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Directed by Mark Walsh
Finding Nemo 2? Brenda Chapman now at LucasFilm? We discuss the Pixar-related rumors that have emerged this summer.
The film played theatrically with Finding Nemo 3D.
Jim Hill and Hunter Phillips join the podcast to discuss the challenges -- and the artifacts -- of The Good Dinosaur's film life.
We celebrate 100 episodes of the podcast by looking back at the best scenes from Pixar films, chosen by us and by you.
In this exclusive interview with Dylan Brown, we learn all about Pixar's new studio in Vancouver.
Author David A. Price comes on The Pixar Podcast to talk about the fascinating history of the studio.
On Jan 24, 2006, Disney bought Pixar for $7.4 billion. Six months later, I recorded my first ever podcast episode.
The new film Waking Sleeping Beauty is an incredible look at the animation dept at Disney from 1984 to 1994. It easily became one of the best films I saw all year, and I strongly recommend it to anyone interested in animation. My guest directed the film, and shared so much in coming on the podcast.
Craig Good started at Pixar as a janitor and security guard in 1982, when it was still a division of Lucasfilm, Ltd.An interest in computers led to some on-the-job training in programming and eventually the job he has today as a layout artist working on the upcoming feature Brave. He tells this story on today's episode.
In The Pixar Podcast's first ever Special Feature episode, guest Jennifer Inez Ward comes on to discuss the new museum exhibit in Oakland, "Pixar: 25 Years of Animation."
Directed by Steve Purcell
Reviews of several new Pixar and Pixar-related products on the market right now. Plus, a conversation with the founder of Pixar's Studio Store.
Directed by Angus MacLane
In this episode, I review the new Monsters University blu ray set and the TV special, Toy Story of Terror!
Directed by Sanjay Patel
Listen to our in-depth (and at times contentious) review of Pixar's latest, The Good Dinosaur, featuring Brooke Parker, Scott Parker, and Sarah Waldron.
Ben from Everything Pixar and Dan the Pixar Fan join the podcast to give a report on all the Pixar news that came from this year's D23 Expo event.
The film played theatrically with The Good Dinosaur.
Directed by James Ford Murphy
In this episode we go behind the scenes of Pixar's upcoming short film, LAVA, with writer/director James Ford Murphy. Also, we get a rare look inside Pixar's storied Studio Store.
The film played theatrically with Inside Out.
Directed by Saschka Unseld
In this episode, I meet up with some Pixar-adjacent folks at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.
This week we take a look at Pixar's recent layoffs and the bright state of Disney animation.
Join us in two conversations all about The Blue Umbrella with writer/director Saschka Unseld.
Step inside a press event at Pixar, and hear Greg and Derrick's reaction to The Blue Umbrella and Monsters University.
We take a look at a 1988 sales demo reel of a Pixar Image Computer and discuss Brad Bird's upcoming film, Tomorrowland. And we fearlessly defend his co-writer, Damon Lindelof.
The film played theatrically with Monsters University.
From February 2012, long before the film's official announcement, Saschka Unseld ran an inauspicious blog about its development: Rainy City Tales 332.
Directed by Enrico Casarosa
Enrico Casarosa talks about his personal short film, La Luna, as well as his work on Pixar's upcoming dinosaur film.
Greg and Derrick react to the first 30 minutes of Brave, as well as the new short film La Luna! And Pixar news.
Academy Award nominations have been announced! Pixar gets an Animated Short nod, but not a one for Cars 2. Also, what's next for Brad Bird?
We share our thoughts on two upcoming Pixar-related non-Pixar movies, plus Monsters University character designs and more.
The film played theatrically with Brave.
Directed by Teddy Newton
We review Finding Nemo's first time ever on blu ray, in depth. Now, our Pixar blu ray collection is complete. Plus, Day and Night director Teddy Newton is apparently directing a Pixar feature!
Pixar takes home two Academy Awards. Plus, we get a look inside the Academy's Animated Feature Symposium.
As Oscar Month comes to a close, we bring you one more interview with a nominated Pixarian. Teddy Newton spoke with Pixar Talk's Greg Mariotti in June 2010 about his short film, Day and Night, which was later nominated for Best Animated Short.
In this episode, we talk books! Also, John Carter of Mars wraps up filming in Utah, and listener mail!
The film played theatrically with Toy Story 3.
Directed by Peter Sohn
The film played theatrically with Up.
We review Cars 2 and Air Mater, talk about the animated films that could win this year's Oscar for Best Animated Feature, and share more Pixar-related news!