The Guardian UK brings us an article about John Lasseter and Pixar’s successes.
There’s a section about the studio’s step into the true 3D realm featuring Disney’s Bolt and Pixar’s Up. As you know, Pete Docter has been talking to the press about how the studio uses 3D technology and now it’s Mr. Lasseter’s turn to speak out about this exciting technology. He confirms what Docter and other 3D film directors have said, that the medium is really just used to give the movie extra dimension and that they’ll be straying away from any cliche gimmicks. There’s much more in this piece, so don’t miss out!
Read the article featuring Pixar’s head-creative-honcho, here.
Last modified: February 12, 2009
Do you know Peter Gabriel pulled out of the Oscar telecast? How do you think in anyway it affects the best song (and best music) race?
Anon – Really?! Why??? I was looking forward to seeing “Down to Earth” played live on stage at the Academy Awards…
I’m trying to find a link, but Peter won’t sing it himself, though he’ll attend as a nominee. They’ll find someone to sing onstage instead. Because they gives him only 90 seconds to sing in a medley so he doesn’t want to do it, feeling it won’t do the song justice.