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November 20, 2008
November 8, 2008
Screenshot From The Film UP
From what I have seen, UP looks amazing, especially as is it Pixar’s first feature film to be shown in Disney Digital 3-D View the Quicktime Trailer 2 in HD 1080p.
September 14, 2008
August 1, 2008
Screenshot From The Tale of Despereaux
Screenshot From The Film
Artwork From The Film
(Above) Low-Res YouTube Trailer. Download HD Trailer here
The Tale of Despereaux is adapted from the children’s book by American author Kate DiCamillo and is the first sole film project for the Framestore-CFC Feature Animation Division.
What first strikes you about the trailer is the cinematography and lighting. Although stylistically different to Pixar’s Ratatouille, it looks simply stunning with beautiful environment and character textures created in part by artist and CG Society moderator Leigh van der Byl The original childrens story book is available from Amazon.
by Kate DiCamillo
Illustrated by Timothy Basil Ering
July 19, 2008
July 18, 2008
Poster For Pixar’s Film WALL.E
Screenshot From For Pixar’s Short Film Presto
Pixar’s latest feature film WALL.E is released in cinemas today.
I was a little sceptical when the teaser trailer was first released, although as it turns out, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Oh except for Pixar’s first Nuke The Fridge moment. My jaw hit the floor as cheesy live action (yes, live action) was used to portray the utopian humans aboard the Axiom, very out of character for Pixar. The reasoning behind this is that Andrew Stanton wanted the humans to be in keeping with the Hello Dolly sequence.
As always, Pixar screened their latest animated short before the main film, entitled Presto which as it turns out, is one of the funniest shorts Pixar has created.
Interesting CG Society article on WALL.E entitled The Little Robot That Could covering Pixar’s CG character creation and modeling methods. There’s also an article covering Presto entitled Chaos Theory Behind Pixar’s Presto
Click Here to watch the WALL.E HD 1080p Quicktime Trailers.
The entire WALL.E script is available to download in .pdf format here
June 7, 2008
April 30, 2008
March 23, 2007
Marketing Poster For The Film
Pixar’s new Ratatouille Quicktime HD Trailer in glorious 1080p format.
February 17, 2007
