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In relation to Al's post on the front page, here are some stills to give you an image of what the new Pixar short will look like. I have also included a brief description of the short from scifi.com
The stills below are courtesy of Animated-News.com
Sounds Very Interesting! Can't wait to see the finished product.
Thanks to Cartoon Brew, Animted-News, Scifi.com, and Al for sharing the information.
The stills below are courtesy of Animated-News.com
10/31/2007: "Your Friend The Rat stills"Your Friend The Rat
The short features Remy & Emile as they guide viewers through the history of the rat and attempt to correct some common misperceptions of this furry and misunderstood friend.
Written & Directed by: Jim Capobianco
Producer: Ann Brilz
Executive Producers: Brad Bird, John Lasseter, Brad Lewis
Story: Jeff Pidgeon, Alexander Woo
Cast: Patton Oswalt (Remy), Peter Sohn (Emile), Lou Romano (Linguini)
The short features Remy & Emile as they guide viewers through the history of the rat and attempt to correct some common misperceptions of this furry and misunderstood friend.
Written & Directed by: Jim Capobianco
Producer: Ann Brilz
Executive Producers: Brad Bird, John Lasseter, Brad Lewis
Story: Jeff Pidgeon, Alexander Woo
Cast: Patton Oswalt (Remy), Peter Sohn (Emile), Lou Romano (Linguini)
Rat DVD Has First Pixar 2-D Toon
The upcoming DVD release of Disney/Pixar's animated RatatouilleRatatouille's hero, Remy the rat (voiced by Patton Oswalt), and his brother, Emile (Peter Sohn), who talk about the history and behavior of rats in an effort to persuade human viewers not to kill the ubiquitous rodents. "We had to be scrappy" to get the movie made, said Capobianco, who worked as a story supervisor on Ratatouille.
For example, to shoot a sequence of stop-motion animation, Capobianco and his team made use of a darkened screening room at Pixar, since the studio has no stop-motion stages. For another sequence, Capobianco's animators drew a series of line drawings on a chalkboard. The result is reminiscent of 1960s-era educational films, old UPA shorts and classic Ward Kimball animation from Disney, he said.
The upcoming DVD release of Disney/Pixar's animated RatatouilleRatatouille's hero, Remy the rat (voiced by Patton Oswalt), and his brother, Emile (Peter Sohn), who talk about the history and behavior of rats in an effort to persuade human viewers not to kill the ubiquitous rodents. "We had to be scrappy" to get the movie made, said Capobianco, who worked as a story supervisor on Ratatouille.
For example, to shoot a sequence of stop-motion animation, Capobianco and his team made use of a darkened screening room at Pixar, since the studio has no stop-motion stages. For another sequence, Capobianco's animators drew a series of line drawings on a chalkboard. The result is reminiscent of 1960s-era educational films, old UPA shorts and classic Ward Kimball animation from Disney, he said.
Thanks to Cartoon Brew, Animted-News, Scifi.com, and Al for sharing the information.
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