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Tuesday, January 8, 2013

Sarah Jaffe’s voice will be featured in new Pixar short


Her voice inspired the animated short when the director was listening to her music, looking for ideas.

Sarah Jaffe at SXSW

Photo by Brenna Rushing

Sarah Jaffe at SXSW

Pixar, the animation studio behind Toy Story, Up, Finding Nemo, and many others, has a new animated short coming out, to be shown in theaters in front of its new film, Monsters University.

The short, titled Blue Umbrella, was inspired partly by the music of Dallas’ own Sarah Jaffe, Pixar’s Saschka Unseld told the Wall Street Journal’s Speakeasy blog. Unseld, who directed the short film, told Speakeasy he was listening to Jaffe’s music while mulling over the idea for a short involving an animated city street. He used her music when doing a test animation, and her voice will be featured on the final cut seen in theaters.

Here’s a clip (sans Jaffe, sadly) posted by the WSJ:

Film Clip: Pixar’s The Blue Umbrella

Posted by WSJDigitalNetwork on YouTube.



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