Wall-E [DVD] [2008]

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Animation Sound Design: Building Worlds from The Sound Up – Ben Burtt, the acclaimed Oscar-winning sound designer, introduces viewers to the art of sound design using examples from WALL•E and historic footage of the early Disney sound effects masters at work. Oscar®-winning director Andrew Stanton's (won Best Animated Feature, Finding Nemo 2003) beautiful story of WALL•E is a love letter to the Golden Age of sci-fi films.

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Michael Crawford and Marianne McAndrew appear in an archival recording performing "It Only Takes a Moment" from Hello, Dolly! Jim Reardon, storyboard supervisor for the film, suggested WALL-E find the film on video, and Stanton included "It Only Takes a Moment" and the clip of the actors holding hands, because he wanted a visual way to show how WALL-E understands love and conveys it to EVE. Pixar also studied the Disney Cruise Line and visited Las Vegas, which was helpful in understanding artificial lighting.WALL•E (Waste Allocation Load Lifter Earth-Class) is the last robot left on Earth, programmed to clean up the planet, one trash cube at a time. Ford of The American Conservative said WALL-E 's conservative critics missed lessons in the film that he felt appealed to traditional conservatism.

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Notes on a Score" (10:39) turns the focus on composer Thomas Newman, the Newman second most-employed at Pixar. He collects trinkets from the garbage and displays them at his home, where he watches a video cassette of 20th Century Studios' Hello, Dolly! BURBANK, California, November, 2008—The year's most acclaimed and original film, an intergalactic story of the lovable robot WALL•E, comes home to Blu-ray hi-def and DVD — November 18, 2008, courtesy of Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, just in time for the holidays.While the studio had broken all kinds of ground in computer animation,the prospect of working on a traditional live-action set was enough to get the crew excited. McMaster's four-foot robot made an appearance at the Walt Disney Family Museum and was featured during the opening week of Tested. It takes a comprehensive and chronological look at Pixar, from its humble origins as a division of Lucasfilm surviving on esoteric software sales to its present-day status as America's first impeccable movie studio. Stanton cited the shallow lens work of Gus Van Sant's films as an influence, as it created intimacy in each close-up. Scholars such as Ian Tattersall and Steve Jones have similarly discussed scenarios where elements of modern technology (such as medicine) may have caused human evolution to slow or stop.