Pixar: The Story Behind the Studio 

+FRAJTO Studios good luck.

Great in the mean time I can help you 3D animate

+Lotfi machi double kanon well good luck

+I.N Creator did you ever learn to make 3D Models / Animate for your future studio? Id love to hear about your journey ;)

Dude I need to work there

Yeah a little bit at the end there :)

+Ellis E I cried.

+Ellis E Same here. This video has made my eyes teary. Have been a big fan of Pixar for a long time. :)

TarekAza, have you been a Pixar fan since toy story, or one of their later films.

In layman’s terms.

i think so

Thanh Lâm Văn yes they are in alot of ways both Pixar and Dreamworks where created by artist fired from Disney one met Steve jobs the other bill gates and they make movies their own way cuz of it but Pixar sold out more so Steve Jobs did cuz he owned Pixar

Thanh Lâm Văn yes disney is bad fuck them

Don't kid yourself, they're ALWAYS the bad guys.

always has been

hahahahaha

looks like they got over it!

Hmu after u watch lightyear. GUARENTEE u r singing a different tune. That movie is going to set the tone for the 20's

+cutterpillowsyndrome following

+TarekAzad sorry but by who?

Ivcota Actually I'm following this comment to know the name of the song. :)

TarekAzad ah ok, i will to then :D

+OtterPubes I understood every word. Is English your native language?

+MegaShrooom Everyone's native language is imagery

Yep. After Steve died, Apple changed. At least Pixar hasn't!

+Benjamin Springer No, they have two more souls left. Apple has none... :(

Infinite loop Seemingly

Cartoon Network was cheap-ass from day 1. Shameful

If u believe😋

joño

thats true

You do know he is a animator himself. Have you seen Morrrs work?

It's my favorite book of all time. It got inspired me to work on computers instead of drawing like Ed.

Monster LMA He came back because Apple bought his new company. Microsoft saved Apple, not Steve Jobs. He almost ruined Apple twice.

While I too think Steve Jobs is overrated, he's very far from the worst business man in history. His first period at Apple after co-founding it with Steve Wozniak was rocky. The Apple II was a success, but then the Apple III and Apple Lisa were massive failures, even though the Lisa was a big push for the graphical user interface, something we take for granted today. But both the III and Lisa were largely Jobs' projects, and they failed. The Macintosh, another push for the GUI, also didn't have a great launch (even if it did become Apple's trademark computer later on), and of course, he got ousted from his company, replaced by John Sculley, who was brought on by Jobs himself. NeXT Computers was never a massive success, but it definitely has importance. It essentially was the beginnings of OS X, which evolved to macOS, iOS, watchOS and tvOS. While Apple, who went through 3 CEOs after Jobs left, started to massively struggle staying relevant, they wanted to create a new version of the Macintosh operating system in the 90s, that would be future proof for the 2000s. The Copland project as it was dubbed, would be this operating system. However, Apple massively failed, and OS 8 never lived up to their aspirations for the Copland project. Instead of meddling on, they decided to buy out another company with the technology they needed. Eventually that would be NeXT, whose OPENSTEP technology was far more future proof. And that foundation would lead to the development of Mac OS X, with Steve Jobs as CEO again. And it worked. Sure, Apple *did* need cash, which Microsoft supplied in exchange of having Internet Explorer ship with Macs for several years, but Steve got Apple back on track. He cut off all the hundreds of different and confusing Mac SKUs, and made it far more simple: Four models of Mac, one home desktop Mac (iMac), one home laptop Mac (iBook), one professional desktop Mac (PowerMac), and one professional laptop Mac (PowerBook). That, along with OS X, made Apple's computer devision futureproof. Then iPod took on the portable audio market like the Walkman did in the 80s, and eventually, OS X would be the foundation for the iPhone's operating system, which undeniably changed the mobile phone market for good. And while Macs never truly took on the PC market that Microsoft dominated, Apple actually has some competition for Google in the smartphone market, where Microsoft failed to get in.