Pixar built Hollywood’s most consistent animation shop by balancing interest from families and adults. But that brand strength doesn’t always translate to 3D success: Last weekend, “Brave” yielded a ...

USD is a high-performance 3D scene description technology developed by Pixar Animation Studios that enables robust interchange between digital content creation tools with its expanding set of schemas, ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The Alliance for OpenUSD includes Nvidia, Adobe, and Autodesk along with Pixar as founding members pushing a ...

Pixar had great success with their 3D re-releases of Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc., and Finding Nemo, so it's not much of a surprise that they're continuing to convert their earlier works.

Disney has officially announced today that "on the heels of the phenomenal success" of The Lion King 3D, they're now setting up 3D re-releases of four Disney/Pixar classics over the next two years, ...

Disney is going back to add a third dimension to four more animated Disney/Pixar hits. 1989’s “The Little Mermaid,” 1991’s “Beauty and the Beast,” 2001’s “Monster’s Inc.” and 2003’s “Finding Nemo” ...

Apple has joined forces with Pixar, Adobe, Autodesk, NVIDIA, and Linux to support Pixar's 3D Universal Scene Description technology. The alliance aims to standardize and enhance Open Universal Scene ...

EMERYVILLE, Calif.--In Hollywood these days, the push to put out movies in 3D is on. In part, it's a way to get some additional marketing buzz about a film, but it's also a source of additional ...

At CinemaCon 2023, Disney noted the company will actually be putting out at least one movie from each of its major studios: Marvel, Walt Disney Pictures, Disney Animation, Lucasfilm, 20th Century ...

In the early days of the 3DS, Nintendo was keen to promote the portable as an all-round entertainment device; the Nintendo Video channel was relatively prominent with weekly updates, and in Europe ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: For this scene in "Coco," Pixar's computer kept getting Mamá Imelda's skirt caught between her skeleton joints. So Pixar developed a whole new ...