Pixar Commercial

[iconrad]

I would like it if anybody could point me in the right direction of where I can download (or watch) Pixar commercials...

[Rower_CPU]

Not sure if this is what you mean, but you can see the trailer for Pixar's next movie, "Finding Nemo", on the QuickTime trailers web page:

http://www.apple.com/trailers/disney/finding_nemo/

[iconrad]

Thanks for the link but I have already see the trailer... I am looking for the commercials that Pixar had made from 1990 up until 1996.

For Example in 1990 Pixar produced:

California Lottery's "Dancing Cards"
Trident's "Quite a Package"
Lifesavers Holes "Babies"
Volkswagen's "La Nouvelle Polo"
Pillsbury's "Plump"

many more

[Rower_CPU]

Hmmm...beyond doing a Google search...your guess is as good as mine. :)

[iconrad]

I have been using Google to look for the commercials for about a week but still haven't been able to find anything... Thanks for you reply.

[jelloshotsrule]

try contacting pixar.

worth a shot.

[iconrad]

I just sent an e-Mail to the web master of Pixar's web page. Thanks for the idea. Now I just have to wait for a reply...:rolleyes:

[jelloshotsrule]

good luck. let us know if/what you hear.

[iconrad]

Thanks, I will try and keep you updated.

[Mr. Anderson]

Where did you find out about the ones you already listed? I have their early shorts, some that were Oscar winners on tape somewhere (Knick Knack, Tin Toy, Red's Dream, Luxo Jr.) but I've never seen any of their commercial work - I'd love to take a look. :D

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[iconrad]

Their commercials are what I am looking for. If I ever get them I will be shore to share them. For now if you want more information on Pixar you can go to www.pixar.com (http://www.pixar.com) or more specifically their history page is at http://www.pixar.com/companyinfo/history/index.html

[Rower_CPU]

There are some great shorts on those pages...

I've never seen "Red's Dream" or "Andre and Wally B"...very cool stuff for the time they were done!

[Mr. Anderson]

I remember the first time I saw Knick Knack back in 92 or 93 - I thought it was absolutely amazing - Bobbie McFarran's (sp?) song was perfect for that short. Given the state of the technology at the time, it truly was amazing. To replicate it today would still require quite a lot of skill and talent.

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[Rower_CPU]

It's too bad that one isn't posted on the site...I love Bobby McFerrin's work.