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Animation has definitely come a long way. From the original black and white Disney cartoons to the super realistic looking animated films we see released now, the technological developments are pretty extraordinary. So how do Pixar and Disney studios manage to create such life-like environments and true to life animations?
There is plenty of research and technological development behind many of our favourite Disney characters. These animators have even managed to personify and bring human and animal like characteristics to some elemental forces! Yes, we’re looking at you Moana, Frozen 2 and Raya and the Last Dragon.
We will be taking a look at how the latest Pixar movie Soul brought intense realism to the way Joe passionately plays piano and what the environments have to do with bringing these films into our reality. Ever heard of aerogel? This ethereal-like synthetic material was a key factor in bringing the visual of “souls” to the screen!
Inside Out fans - we’ve got you covered! We’ll be covering the way Joy was formed and why she looks endlessly effervescent, as well as the camera work used to show Riley’s environment. Who ever thought we’d see shaky cam shots in an animated movie? That’s not all though - we’re covering how these production teams base their visuals on camera lenses and how this affects the overall look and style of the movies!
Of course, we’ll also be taking a look at how Elsa’s adventures running across water and interacting with the wild tides came to life and how far the technology came from the very first Frozen film. Get ready to learn all about how we witness such realistic worlds in our favourite animated films!


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Written by: Thalia GK
Narrated by: Serena L
Edited by: Eduardo Garcia


Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Frozen to Frozen 2
03:32 Moana
05:37 Soul
06:37 Inside Out
07:28 Toy Story 4
08:00 Outro

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