La autenticidad es esencial para crear una película que sea creíble y con la que uno se pueda identificar. El codirector Kemp Powers habla sobre las experiencias personales que le llevaron a proponer una escena sencilla aunque clave para Soul.

La inspiración no es algo instantáneo. Crear personajes únicos y creativos requiere tiempo y esfuerzo. La diseñadora de personajes, Deanna Marsigliese, habla sobre el proceso y sobre los desvíos artísticos que suele conllevar.

Al crecer en un pequeño pueblo de Canadá, Steven Hunter nunca sintió que estuviera representado en los dibujos o en los cómics. Tras recibir la oportunidad de dirigir un corto de SparkShorts para Pixar, Steven se sintió inspirado por su propia vida para crear «Salir», una historia única y vulnerable sobre lo que le hubiese gustado ver en su infancia.

La supervisora de guiones, Jessica Heidt, gestiona infinitas líneas de diálogo. Gracias a su acceso a los guiones, detectó una disparidad entre los papeles masculinos y femeninos, lo que la motivó a crear un programa para mejorar el equilibrio de géneros en las películas de Pixar y en toda la industria cinematográfica.

La inspiración puede ser difícil de encontrar. A veces, uno tarda años en hacerlo, mientras que, otras, está delante de tus narices. El director Dan Scanlon nos embarca en un viaje personal de inspiración que le llevó a crear su película, Onward.

Director of International Production Cynthia Lusk takes us into the fascinating world of localization. From translations to graphics to even changes in animation, Cynthia and her team work to make sure that Pixar’s films can connect and resonate to fans and families throughout the world.

Marylou Jaso has the sweetest job at Pixar - literally. As Pixar's Pastry Chef, she spends each day creating the confections and sweet treats that delight, inspire, and help feed the studio's creativity.

As Production Assistant on Pixar's Soul, Rachelle Federico hard work might not always be that glamorous, but she considers it an important and essential need in the creation of an animated film.

As a Music Editor, Barney Jones uses these talents to help shape the storytelling and emotion of a Pixar film.

No two days are the same for Patty Bonfilio. Join her on a VIP tour of the grounds and all of its hidden gems.

How exactly are animated films made using computer graphics? Pixar’s creative minds introduce and break down how a movie is made through understandable explanations using metaphors and examples.

From cars to fish to toys to superheroes, Pixar characters have unique personalities, designs, and traits. Join Pixar’s character artists and designers as they break down the process of developing a new character.

Animation brings characters to life by making them move, feel, think, and talk. Pixar animators take us through the artistry of how they breathe life into characters authentically and explain the importance of acting (and eyebrows) in their craft.

Light and color are essential in conveying the time of day, creating unique worlds, and even evoking emotion. Pixar lighting directors and artists reveal how they illuminate a scene and how they utilize light and color for everything from terrifying twists to signature Pixar tearjerkers.

How can the passage of time be utilized as a tool for emotional storytelling?

From Ernesto de La Cruz to Lotso to Hopper, foes of all shapes and sizes are essential to many of our favorite Pixar movies. But what makes a good villain?

Pixar characters strive to strike a balance between realistic and caricatured.

Beyond the world of Cars, vehicles of all kinds have made their mark throughout Pixar’s films.

Take a deep dive into the art of crowds animation. Each of your favorite Pixar characters live in worlds populated by fellow fish, cars, toys, and humans, but creating thousands of these fully animated background characters is no easy feat.