Pixar Studio's started as the Graphics Group within Lucasfilm, which was purchased by Steve Jobs in 1986 and renamed Pixar. Pixar released their first animated feature film, Toy Story, in 1995. Pixar often creates settings where protagonists must fight against oppressive powers and includes relatable characters that form emotional connections. While some characters and stories may seem cliche, Pixar challenges audiences' perceptions and ensures characters avoid predictable storytelling tropes. Upcoming Pixar films may include sequels as requested by Disney.

1. Pixar Studio’s

2. BIO; History
• Pixar started by George Lucas as ‘The
Graphics Group’, which is one third of the
Computer Division of Lucasfilm.
• In 1986, Steve Jobs bought the company
for £5 Million. Thus renaming it Pixar.
• Pixar released the first animated feature
film ‘Toy Story’ in 1995.

3. Fight the Power
Pixar often put together settings where
protagonist must fight a greater ‘power’ that
threatens to oppress their freedom.

4. Colour Theory
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5. Relatable Characters
Very easy to sympathize with the characters,
villains or hero’s:

6. Frightfully very
similar; illustrates the
subtle irony and
charm of Pixar’s story
telling ability.

7. Emotional Connections
In one form or another, characters are
related and make a significant impact upon
both each other and the story.

8. Often Pixar challenges the audiences
perceptions of characters; as well as ensuring
characters do not fall onto the trap of cliché
styles of storytelling.
But often the protagonists are clichés
themselves, typically lonesome but talented
people who must make their place in the world
around them. On the other hand the morals and
codes change depending on the movie you
watch.

9. Upcoming Features
Disney wanted some sequels.

10. Thank you
for listening!