…and Karen Paik’s To Infinity and Beyond: The Story of Pixar Animation Studios. Meanwhile, AWN takes a look at Don Peri’s new book Working with Walt: Interviews with Disney Artists….

…set with the director,” explains the L.A. native and Strasberg grad. “You draw the line. They are the director, the captain of the ship, and you don’t show disrespect. You…

…suggests Imagi makes movies a lot cheaper than its international competition, which could translate into major profits even when their films don’t earn big-studio-size returns. And to do that, the…

…her daughters movies from the animation giant because they don’t feature African princesses. “Even the colour of the children in the cartoon matters. There still isn’t a Disney princess that’s…

…Jumbo’s, sweet, little, “Baby Mine” with the newest edition to the Ink and Paint collection from the Studios Animation Gallery at the Walt Disney World Resort! . . . Don’t…

…a storyteller, since the characters themselves don’t even really speak. Stanton believes “if you can orchestrate your story right without much dialogue, you can really get some powerful responses from…

…is it’s almost like they don’t ever really touch each other based in this world. They kind of do a form of manifesting something and then it comes at the…

…Rebennack since the 1960s, when both men worked as Los Angeles studio musicians. “You don’t have to tell him much about music. He knows where he is, wherever he is.”…

…That’s it. That’s truth in one word,” says ‘Nordling’; “This film is gorgeous. The scenes in the trailer don’t even approach how amazingly beautiful the film is. I teared up…

…“That’s why you go to the movies: to see something different. I spend four years on these movies. I don’t want to do them twice.” John Lasseter added, “Every Pixar…

…… and you don’t wear a costume, and you have dots on your face, and Zemeckis will make the movie in the computer later.” A Christmas Carol will be released…

…four years – mainly because we don’t like to work any harder than we usually do.” Thanks to “gaastra” over at the Animated News & Views Forum for the tip!…

…content of the film which, Disney officials felt, was incompatible with their family-friendly image. In an old Nausicaa.net interview, Cindy and Don Hewitt, the duo behind the English adaptations of…

Animation World Network now sports a collection of remembrances by many in the animation industry (including Don Hahn, Glen Keane, Gene Deitch, Chuck Williams, Chris Wedge, John Lasseter, and Jeffrey…

…world, including Jennifer and Bert Klein, Eric and Susan Goldberg, and Don Hahn (remember his panel is tonight). Click here to read our Animated Views interview with the creators of…

…had entered The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything: A VeggieTales Movie and pushed the total submission count to 16, boosting the chances for films such as Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears…

…18 at 11:59 ET, and we’ll announce the winning name soon after. Also, don’t forget to check out the full Animated Views review of the Special Edition DVD, online now!…

…of filmmakers, including producer Don Hahn and co-directors Kirk Wise and Gary Trousdale. Disney plans to roll out 3-D versions of 10 other films over the next two years which…

…Can it beat the all-American Benjamin Button at the Oscars? You’ll have to tune in later this month to find out – and don’t forget to play along with our…