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Watch: Pixar Celebrates ‘Brave’ Oscar Victory [Updated]

February 26, 2013 by Samad Rizvi Leave a Comment

Watch: Pixar Celebrates ‘Brave’ Oscar Victory [Updated]

On Sunday night, Brave returned Pixar to the Oscar podium once more, as the film won the Best Animated Feature award. While director Mark Andrews and producer Katherine Sarafian were present at the show, most of those who worked on the film were not in attendance. Andrews and Sarafian returned to Pixar on Monday, carrying the golden statuette, ready to celebrate with their co-workers. Watch a news clip showing their celebrated return after the break!

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‘Brave’ Nabs Oscar For Best Animated Feature

February 25, 2013 by Samad Rizvi Leave a Comment

‘Brave’ Nabs Oscar For Best Animated Feature

Last year was a solid year for animation, consisting of several popular hits including Wreck-It Ralph and Brave, along with less-seen but still quality films such as ParaNorman, Frankenweenie, and The Pirates! Band of Misfits. All of the above were deservedly nominees in the Best Animated Feature category at the Oscars, but no clear winner was in sight. Pixar’s Brave had picked up momentum in recent months, taking the top animation prize at the Golden Globes. After sitting out the category at last year’s Academy Awards, Pixar was looking to reclaim the spot that it had all but claimed ownership over in recent years.

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‘Brave’ Takes Animated Film BAFTA

February 10, 2013 by Samad Rizvi Leave a Comment

‘Brave’ Takes Animated Film BAFTA

A few weeks ago, Brave won best animated film at the Golden Globes, the Pixar film’s first major award of the season. With the Academy Awards just two weeks away, the question was whether Brave would be able to maintain momentum. The BAFTAs, often referred to as the overseas version of the Oscars, were held earlier tonight in London, and it looks like good fortune remains on the film’s side as it took home the prize for Best Animated Film. Watch the acceptance speech after the break!

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‘Brave’ Wins Animated Feature Golden Globe

January 14, 2013 by Samad Rizvi Leave a Comment

‘Brave’ Wins Animated Feature Golden Globe

Last year, Pixar received awards and nominations for its short film, La Luna, which was beautifully directed by Enrico Casarosa. However, the divisive Cars 2 largely remained on the sidelines, making last year the first time Pixar’s feature film had not been a factor in awards season. Brave received far more favorable reviews in 2012, and last night captured the Golden Globe in the Best Animated Feature Film category. Find more details and watch the acceptance speech after the break!

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‘Brave’ Nominated For 10 Annie Awards

December 3, 2012 by Samad Rizvi Leave a Comment

‘Brave’ Nominated For 10 Annie Awards

Awards season is fully underway with film circles and organizations announcing their top picks for 2012. While most of the prominent groups look at film as a whole, there are some that look at specific forms of film such as ASIFA-Hollywood, which awards prizes in animation at the Annie Awards. Nominations were announced this morning, and Brave is tied for the lead, garnering a total of 10 nominations. View the full list of nominees for the 40th Annual Annie Awards after the break!

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Two More ‘Brave’ Awards Ads Published

December 3, 2012 by Samad Rizvi 1 Comment

Two More ‘Brave’ Awards Ads Published

The high-profile New York Film Critics Circle is announcing its picks for the year today, which means the awards season has now begun. Historically, Disney has promoted Pixar’s feature films during the season by publishing ‘For Your Consideration’ ads, the first of which we saw for Brave recently. Two more FYC ads have emerged, made up of two memorable and visually striking moments from the film. Take a look at them after the break!

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First ‘Brave’ Awards Ad Unveiled

November 20, 2012 by Samad Rizvi Leave a Comment

First ‘Brave’ Awards Ad Unveiled

With the holidays around the corner comes the realization that awards season is rapidly approaching, which has studios scrambling to keep their films on voters’ minds. The most common approach for that is for studios to publish ‘For Your Consideration’ ads, which gently remind potential voters that their films should be in the running. Pixar’s Brave, which will likely be seriously considered for nominations in the animated feature and music categories, recently saw its first ‘FYC’ ad pblished and you can see it after the break!

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Watch: Animated Shorts Oscar Panel Hosted by Brad Bird

February 22, 2012 by Samad Rizvi Leave a Comment

Watch: Animated Shorts Oscar Panel Hosted by Brad Bird

Last night the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences hosted its annual discussion with the filmmakers of the Oscar nominated animated short films. Incredibles and Ratatouille director Brad Bird hosted the event, which spotlighted shorts Dimanche (Sunday), The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore, Pixar’s La Luna, A Morning Stroll, and Wild Life. Clips from all the shorts were presented, followed by an extensive conversation between Bird and the filmmakers. Watch the entire panel after the jump! [Read more…]

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Watch: Trailers For Oscar Nominated Animated Shorts

February 2, 2012 by Samad Rizvi Leave a Comment

Watch: Trailers For Oscar Nominated Animated Shorts

The difficulty with evaluating the Oscar nominated shorts is that many of the short films are not widely released. Pixar has been screening shorts worldwide with its feature films, but many of the other studios’ films tend to evade Oscar viewers. Five animated shorts have been nominated for an Academy Award this year: Dimanche, The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore, Pixar’s La Luna, A Morning Stroll, and Wild Life. Check out plot synopses, clips and trailers from all the nominees after the jump! [Read more…]

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‘La Luna’ Director Enrico Casarosa Reacts To Oscar Nomination

January 24, 2012 by Samad Rizvi 4 Comments

‘La Luna’ Director Enrico Casarosa Reacts To Oscar Nomination

It is always an early morning when the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences announces Oscar nominees, but if you are one of those nominees, the morning is likely to be a bit easier to handle. La Luna is Pixar’s representative at the Academy Awards this year, which has the director of the short, Enrico Casarosa, “over the moon.” He released a statement thanking the Academy and expressing his gratitude. Read on to check out his full statement. [Read more…]

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