[kluk]

http://www.wimp.com/pixarstudios/

[typ.]

Nice.

[NSX]

What a dream.

[PiuYi]

they should make a movie about making their movies

[AzNightmare]

pixar's amazing. All their movies have not disappoint me yet.
Cars 2 is going to be epic.

[TheKingdom2000]

wow!

[twitchyzero]

i hope they don't fuck up monsters inc 2

[dachinesedude]

Pixar looks like a really fun place to work, i wish more office jobs had that kind of environment

[valent|n0]

do pixar use their own software or are they using third party software?

Edit: NVM I found out they use their own proprietary software

[Culture_Vulture]

this reminds me of an episode of Chef Abroad where Michael Smith went to visit the Google HQ...of course his show is more food oriented but the vibe is exactly the same

[hypediss]

thanks for the vid... man they put alot of work into every frame of their animations... epic...

[Sentinel]

this reminds me of an episode of Chef Abroad where Michael Smith went to visit the Google HQ...of course his show is more food oriented but the vibe is exactly the same

Robert Irvine from Dinner Impossible had an episode at Pixar Studios.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4LbH53oPy8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTgSAPjvcbg&feature=related

[shenmecar]

that was actually cool

[drunkrussian]

nintendo and a couple video game places in bc are similar as well...i heard ebay had some nice perks when they were here as well
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[Slifer]

EA in Burnaby is similar maybe even better..

[midnight_r]

ive been IN the studio 2ce:) my sister works out there.
Literally its dream come true to any animator.

..buddy how can you compare junk EA to PIXAR lol
thats like comparing house cat to african tiger...

[palepilsenpin0y]

Holy fuck that looks like so much fun. Definitely looks like a job you'd get excited to go to every morning you get up.

[the_rickster]

do pixar use their own software or are they using third party software?

Edit: NVM I found out they use their own proprietary software

pixar actually started making animated shorts as a way to show off their software's (renderman) capabilities, which i think it was originally designed for medical industry. someone at disney found out about it, and they started making feature length animations together.

[Culture_Vulture]

Robert Irvine from Dinner Impossible had an episode at Pixar Studios.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4LbH53oPy8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTgSAPjvcbg&feature=related
Never heard about this episode, thanks :D


edit: what the fuck? he drives a BMW now?