He quit his job as an animator at Disney and joined George Lucas' computer effects company, the predecessor of Pixar.
In the same year, he began to create his first 3D short film "The Adventures of André & Wally B." 2. "Luxo Jr" (1986) was in 1987
The film was nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Short Film and won the Golden Gate Award, the First Jury Award for Computer Imaging at the San Francisco International Film Festival.
This short film is also the first animated short film produced by Pixar. The protagonist in the film is the jumping light that later became the symbol of Pixar. It can remind us of many meanings: tireless work, courageous practical style, inspiration to adapt to both directions and endless success.
The character who sticks to the rules... The story tells that the little desk lamp found a ball and he thought it was very funny. He kicked it back and forth, and finally the ball exploded.
Just when the big desk lamp was about to relax, the small desk lamp found another ball that was ten times bigger than before.
The small desk lamp also has a very large lamp daddy, a complete desk lamp family.
3. "Red's Dream" (1987) is a short film produced by Pixar in 1987.
The film won the Computer Comprehensive Image Award at the San Francisco International Film Festival and the Golden Nikas Award at the Prix Ars Elcetronica Film Festival in Austria.
Red is a wheelbarrow hidden in a corner selling at half price.
He dreams of one day having a wealthy owner, or being able to perform at exhibitions, but dreams are just dreams after all, and Red still has to wait in the corner for the unknown future.
Collection of Pixar animated short films..Lifted.20064. "Tin Toy" (1988) is a short film produced by Pixar in 1988.
There is a poor drummer and a scary baby in the film. This is Pixar's first attempt at making human body movements and models. The difficulty in making this film is that the producers wanted to make a cartoon that looks very real.
figure.
The animated short "Tin Toy" won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film, the First Prize at the 3rd Los Angeles International Animation Festival, and the American Film Institute's Blue Ribbon Award.
This is the first animated short film to win an Oscar, and it is also the creative source of "Toy Story". The film observes their owners - children from the perspective of a toy. In their view, these children are simply -
-devil!
The story tells of a young child who would often break his toys, either by throwing them under the furniture or behind the dresser.
But there was a Tin Soldier who didn't hide under the sofa like those frightened toys. He knew that his responsibility was to make his little master laugh happily instead of cry sadly.
5. "Knick Knack" (1989) This film tells the story of a little snowman in a decoration who wants to break out of the decorative cover and escape to the outside world.
Although the little snowman used various methods to escape from the decorative bottle, his long vacation was also over.
During the rest of the journey, the little snowman encountered a series of characters: a plastic cactus, a pyramid with sunglasses, etc.
This film is a three-dimensional production. The characters in the film are all made up of three-dimensional geometric figures, and the lines of the characters are simple.
The all-plastic character texture looks very comfortable.
The characters' movements are exaggerated but the movements feel appropriate.
6. "Geri's Game" (1997) In 1997, Geri's Game also won the Academy Award for Best Short Film.
Whenever Pixar makes a new short film, it often does some testing.
This time I tested the softness of the clothes.
"Geri's Game" is the first Pixar film to use the company's technology to create realistic skin and clothing.
The short film tells the story of an old man named Geri, who has a young heart and can even find new uses for his dentures.
He was playing chess with himself alone in the park. Sometimes he was the loser, and sometimes he had the upper hand.
When the game was about to end, Geri flipped the board over.
The old man in the film is having a great time playing with his "rival", but this "rival" is none other than the old man himself.
In the red and yellow maple leaf forest, there are one or two tables and chairs on the ground covered with fallen leaves. The old man is well-dressed, has round black-framed reading glasses, gray hair, and walks slowly. He places the chess pieces, and one person plays two roles.
, start playing chess.