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    In this supplement of Gender and Women’s Studies in Canada‚ Sharon Lamb and Lyn Mikel Brown list several characteristics found in women that are present in the majority of Disney and Pixar films. While I agree with most of the characteristics listed and can call to mind many examples that fit these descriptions‚ I found some discrepancies with the examples that Lamb and Mikel Brown used‚ specifically with their mentions of Mulan. The authors state that "Disney girls have no support systems" and that

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    aware of in some of your and your children’s favorite movies. Many researchers and well as parents agree that there are often underlying gender stereotypes in common children’s movies witnessed; socially‚ psychologically‚ and through gender studies. Pixar films have changed over time and have had both negative and positive effects on the development of the children watching them. Butler acknowledges the “crisis of masculinity” involving identity

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    PIXAR – the innovative & creative animation company PIXAR is a world class animation film studio. The Pixar organization culture is influenced the company to be more creative and innovation. This is helping her to achieve remarkable awards in their industry. The great successful for Pixar is the share values‚ all employees named “Pixarians” who are proud of their job and love their job. They are self-motivated and enjoyed to be work in Pixar. By using seven dimension of organization culture‚ Pixar

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    “I didn’t come all this way just to see you quit‚” this quote by the character Doc Hudson from Pixar’s animated movie‚ Cars‚ expresses the feeling Pixar based its company upon for the past twenty years. Pixar has grown‚ and now‚ families around the world recognize the company’s name. Over the years‚ Pixar Animation Studios evolved from a small‚ amateur business into a large‚ thriving‚ world-renowned company. Twenty years ago‚ George Lucas started a new division under Lucasfilm. The Computer

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    What if motorcycles had feelings? If Pixar made a movie about motorcycles came to life? If they did then the motorcycles would be used‚ crushed‚ stopped‚ beaten‚ broken‚ and exploded‚ this would lead to the bikes feeling depressed‚ scared‚ and sad… but they find hope. Jose sat down on her motorbike and fired up the engine. Feeling is rumble with a puff of smoke from the exhaust pipe gaver her a rush of excitement… but for the bike it was another ride around the small cities town square. The

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    character to have a believable personality‚ and these principles are crucial in creating a well-rounded‚ authentic story. Through animation examples‚ including Day and Night by Pixar Animation Studios‚ and analysing Understanding Animation by Paul Wells; the concept of personality animation will be critically assessed and defined. Pixar Animation Studios was formed in 1986 in Emeryville‚ California and has created presently 16 feature films and 17 short film animations‚ which have generated over $7 billion

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    Watching the trailers before movies in the theater and going home waiting for the day the movie comes out. The anticipation would build up and excitement would grow day by day. Finally‚ the day would come to view the much awaited movie and walking out of the theater‚ there would be no disappointment. Disney never fails to make great movies and it’s all due to certain characteristics they apply in their best films. One characteristic in Disney movies is that the main character typically only has

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    Toy Story is a classic children’s film that really teaches kids life lessons. Who would have thought a Disney Pixar movie about living toys would relate to our everyday lives and god’s Beatitudes. Young children watch movies with hidden messages‚ that they will need to understand and fulfil later in life. The characters in this movie all show the basics of the Beatitudes and how to achieve them. The first Beatitude is “Blessed are the poor in spirit‚ for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” This means

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    with artificial on an unprecedented scale all around the world. We are entering an automation revolution right now and by the end of it‚ natural life will be changed forever. Leaving us to only ask questions of what the future holds for mankind. The Pixar film Wall-E‚ written

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    motivational environment within Pixar for their employees 4 Developing motivation for creativity through physical surroundings. 4 Motivating individuals and teams at Pixar 5 The significance of group relationships for motivation and productivity 6 What Pixar’s creative practices reveal about their empowerment management. 6 The link between empowerment and creativity 7 How Pixar’s creativity practices empower their employees 8 The contribution of empowerment to the success of Pixar Animation Studios 9

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