| # | Source | Title | People | Date | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1979 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#295, 4pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Eyeball to Eyeball
Animator Andrew Gordon is eyewitness to Mike Wazowki's labors for Monsters, Inc.
|
Author: David McDonnell
Andrew Gordon |
R: 2002-02
I: 2015-12-10
|
|
| 1978 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#294, 5pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Top Scarer
As CEO of Monsters, Inc., John Lasseter offers Starlog's semi-annual report on Pixar's progress.
|
Author: David McDonnell
John Lasseter |
R: 2002-01
I: 2015-12-10
|
|
| 1977 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#341, 4pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Stich in Time
Disney experiments with its alien attraction, teleporting Lilo's little blue pal to the Magic Kingdom.
|
Author: Bill Wilson
|
R: 2005-12
I: 2015-12-09
|
|
| 1976 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#364, 6pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Sweethart of Space
A half-century later Lisa Davis offers candid comments on Queen of Outer Space & 101 Dalmatians.
|
Author: Tom Weaver
Lisa Davis |
R: 2008-04
I: 2015-12-09
|
|
| 1975 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#303, 4pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Watercolor my World
With sparkling waters, art director Ric Sluiter helped brush up a 60-year-old tradition to color Lilo & stich.
|
Author: David McDonnell
Ric Sluiter |
R: 2002-10
I: 2015-12-09
|
|
| 1974 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#333, 6pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Flight to Mars
The angry red planet is the destination when you blast of at Disney's Mission: Space
|
Author: Bill Wilson
|
R: 2005-05
I: 2015-12-08
|
|
| 1972 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#221, 10pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Toy Story
Sheriff Woody & Buzz Lightyear come to life in history's first fully computer-generated animation feature.
|
Author: Darcy Sullivan
John Lasseter, Pete Docter, Bonnie Arnold, Eben Ostby, William Reeves |
R: 1995-12
I: 2015-12-08
|
|
| 1971 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#293, 7pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Scream Makers
On the Scare Floor at Pixar, they're opening doors to Monsters, Inc.
|
Author: David McDonnell
John Lasseter, Pete Docter, Bob Peterson, Andrew Stanton, Lee Unkrich, David Silverman, Glenn McQueen, Andrew Gordon, Bob Pauley |
R: 2001-12
I: 2015-12-08
|
|
| 1970 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#331, 5pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Monster Talk - Directing Monsters, Inc.
Pete Docter, Lee Unkrich & David Silverman gave directions to Sully, Mike & Boo.
|
Author: David McDonnell
Pete Docter, Lee Unkrich, David Silverman |
R: 2005-02
I: 2015-12-08
|
|
| 1969 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#331, 7pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Making The Incredibles
Pixar's Heroes Team Up To Make A Super Saga, The Incredibles
|
Author: David McDonnell
|
R: 2005-02
I: 2015-12-08
|
|
| 1968 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#264, 9pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Lords of the Apes
Directors Chris Buck & Kevin Lima tame Disney's animated Tarzan.
|
Author: Kyle Counts
Kevin Lima, Chris Buck |
R: 1999-07
I: 2015-12-08
|
|
| 1966 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#123, 6pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Frank Thomas & Ollie Johnston on Animation
Part 2 - Life With Disney
|
Author: Dan Scapperotti
Frank Thomas, Ollie Johnston |
R: 1987-10
I: 2015-12-07
|
|
| 1965 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#122, 6pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Frank Thomas & Ollie Johnston on Animation
Part 1 - At Home with Snow Whote and the Seven Dwarfs
|
Author: Dan Scapperotti
Frank Thomas, Ollie Johnston |
R: 1987-09
I: 2015-12-07
|
|
| 1963 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#61, 5pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Building The Greatest Dream
Disney's EPCOT Center brings the hope of the future into the reality of today.
|
Author: Howard T. Brody
|
R: 1982-08
I: 2015-12-07
|
|
| 1962 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#166, 6pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
The Rocketeer
On a modern soundstage, an old-fashioned hero takes off for adventure.
|
Author: Marc Shapiro
|
R: 1991-05
I: 2015-12-07
|
|
| 1961 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#77, 2pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Disney's "Brave Little Toast" to a New World of Animation
Now it's only a 30-second test at Disney Studios, but someday it may revolutionize the way animated films are made.
|
Author: David Hutchison
John Lasseter, Glen Keane |
R: 1983-12
I: 2015-12-07
|
|
| 1960 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#149, 5pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Who framed Roger Rabbit - A special FX Achievement
Part 6 - Hanging out in Toontown, the human filmmakers discovered tough times playing with Toons.
|
Author: David Hutchison
Andreas Deja, Richard Williams, Dave Spafford, Ken Ralston |
R: 1989-12
I: 2015-12-06
|
|
| 1959 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#148, 4pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Who framed Roger Rabbit - A special FX Achievement
Part 5 - Even before filming had finished, the moviemakers themselves began the task of censoring "Roger Rabbit."
|
Author: David Hutchison
Andreas Deja, George Gibbs, Ken Ralston |
R: 1989-11
I: 2015-12-06
|
|
| 1958 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#147, 7pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Who framed Roger Rabbit - A special FX Achievement
Part 4 - Sculpting shadows and shaping light, the filmmakers created an illusion of life.
|
Author: David Hutchison
Richard Williams, Ken Ralston, Scott Santoro, Ed Jones, Dean Cundey |
R: 1989-10
I: 2015-12-06
|
|
| 1957 |
|
Starlog Magazine
#146, 4pp
Text (Magazine), Interview
|
Who framed Roger Rabbit - A special FX Achievement
Part 3 - In Toontown, the animators were excited, enthusiastic, and according to some studio execs, out-of-control.
|
Author: David Hutchison
Andreas Deja, Richard Williams, Dave Spafford, Ken Ralston |
R: 1989-09
I: 2015-12-06
|
