<\/a>In the beginning of the month, we revealed the run-times<\/a> of Up<\/em> (1:36:06), Partly Cloudy<\/em> (5:45) and The Princess and the Frog<\/em> trailer (2:32) totaling up to a full program of 104 minutes.<\/p>\n

Now we are proud to present to you the final, live Pixar Projection website<\/a> for Up<\/em>. If you are not familiar with it, Pixar updates this page each year for use of projectionists so that they can showcase the movie to the highest standards possible. Anyhow, some cool media is available on the site including a welcome video on the home page<\/a> by Pete Docter and Jonas Rivera done at one of the sound mixing sessions. As usual, there’s a contest<\/a> for projectionists only<\/strong>, so if you are one or you know one, let them know, they could win a trip to Pixar! On the site you can also see each reel<\/a> and the technical specifications<\/a> for optimum projection<\/a>. <\/p>\n

Speaking of tech. specs., that part of the page has a nice little tidbit. Remember what John Ratzenberger said<\/a> about the Toy Story 3<\/em> teaser being attached to Up? His claim has now been confirmed with this passage in between all the tech talk<\/a>: "The trailer for TOY<\/span> STORY<\/span> 3<\/strong> is supplied as a single separate encode" That’s right, the trailer will be part of the program, but added separately and ONLY<\/span> with digital screenings<\/strong>. It was thought that this clip would premiere in front of the 3D re-release of the two Toy Story<\/em> films, but early reactions may have changed that! Now it seems the full theatrical TS3<\/em> trailer will be attached to that release.<\/p>\n

Be sure to notify your theatre manager if anything you read about on the Perfect Projection site was missing when you see this film in one week<\/strong> days!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"