How Stuff Works: The Incredibles

[Pizza_Planet_Truck]

I’m not sure if there is a topic for this already, I just skimmed the old topics, and if there is one, then feel free to lock this up mods.

I don’t know how many of you have seen this, but HowStuffWorks has an interesting little article about the making of The Incredibles

entertainment.howstuffworks.com/incredibles.htm

[bjc92]

Thanks for the post. I actually haven’t seen this link before. I’m a sucker for behind the scenes stuff, so this’ll be a good read. Thanks!

[thedriveintheatre]

I read that article before, but thanks for sharing it with us, Pizza Planet Truck!

[The_Star_Swordsman]

Dude, thanks for sharing this. I’ve read it before, but it is always nice to read it again.

[Bryko614]

On top of that, "The food has to look appetizing. It can’t look like plastic. But you don’t want to blow the budget on a piece of broccoli. You want to put it where the audience goes, ‘That building blew up, cool!’ Nobody’s going to say, “The macaroni looked awesome.’ What looked like a completely innocent scene to begin with ended up being so challenging.”

[MBproductions13]

Thanks for posting this! I havent read it in a long time.

[ellie-jessie-eve]

Very cool, I love reading all about the behind scene sort of things.

At the end of the article, one of the suggested readings was “Inside Shark Tale” Uh, no thanks!

[IncredigirlVirginia]

I’ve had people suggest this page to me before, and it’s pretty cool. Thanks for the link! It has been a while.

[Evil_Genius_27]

Very interesting and informative article, thanks for sharing Pizza Planet Truck. That’s one of the main reasons I could never be an animator; it’s such a time-consuming, meticulous job! When I doing something, like cleaning, or putting files away at my work, I always prefer it when I can see the difference I’m making.