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* ''[[Toy Story]]'' theatrical release, becoming the highest grossing film of the year, November 22 |
* ''[[Toy Story]]'' theatrical release, becoming the highest grossing film of the year, November 22 |
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* [[Dylan Brown]], creative director of [[Pixar Canada]], starts his Pixar career, October<ref>[http://www.thepixarpodcast.com/58 058: Dylan Brown, Creative Director for Pixar Canada]</ref> |
* [[Dylan Brown]], creative director of [[Pixar Canada]], starts his Pixar career, October<ref>[http://www.thepixarpodcast.com/58 058: Dylan Brown, Creative Director for Pixar Canada]</ref> |
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Revision as of 01:34, 20 July 2013
Movies
- Toy Story theatrical release, becoming the highest grossing film of the year, November 22
Events
- Disney approves the treatment for A Bug's Life and exercises its option for a second film under the Feature Film Agreement, July 7[1]
- Pixar goes public with their IPO, November 29
- David DiFrancesco is awarded a Scientific and Engineering Academy Award for his work in digital scanning[2]
People
- Dylan Brown, creative director of Pixar Canada, starts his Pixar career, October[3]
Toy Story
References
- ↑ Price, David A. (2008). The Pixar Touch, p. 159. New York, Alfred A. Knopf
- ↑ Pixarpedia (2009), p. 15. DK
- ↑ 058: Dylan Brown, Creative Director for Pixar Canada
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