how toys story movies build?
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Pixar uses Renderman (an extremely advanced software package that runs under Unix) for generating the scenes, and a program called Marionette (developed and maintained in-house at Pixar) for animation.
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That is a great show and I have a lot of the original toys that they use in the show.  There is a magazine called ToyFare which does a similar thing in a comic strip format.  The magazine is about toy collecting(mostly action figures) and has some type of adult humour on every page.  It is well worth the laughs.
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Depends on if you want to produce it yourself, or just sell the idea. For the former, you need to create plans, find a place to do the production, the marketing, etc., and handle the whole thing yourself. For the latter, contact a toy company, probably one that works in a similar market, and find out about their idea submission policies.
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Leapster products\nChutes and Ladders\nWheels on the Bus\nHi Ho Cherrio\nLittle Golden Books\nWinnie the Pooh\nWhere the Wild things are\nThese were some of our favorites!\n\neBay has a guide of toys seperated by age that has some really good suggestions also
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We would build a jumbo cart that could hold many kids and put lawnmower wheels on it or bigger wheels if we could find it and a bunch of us kids would hop on and some would take turns pushing it down the hill....it had a steering wheel of course -taken from a scrap car...and reflectors for that matter. Later on we learned how to put lights on it hooked up to a car battery. We built tree houses and my dad helped us run the wires to have electricity (we didn't have water though)lol We played a lot of ball games and if we didn't have a ball handy we would just use a 500ml juice box rinsed out and squashed.... condensed milk cans attached to a string made for a nice racket if you walked it down a bumpy rocky unpaved street...steel drums made for good 'pan' drums and I can play quite nicely on a good set of pots and pans thank you very much :-) I'm a girl but I was the biggest tomboy ever...I always thought guy things were more fun and toy trucks etc were pretty easy to build. (I designed and made a working car engine for a full size car at 16) Today kids are stuck in front of video games and don't use their imagination or get physical exercise nearly as much as we did. I don't know what intellivision is and I've heard of Atari but never played it-granted I live in a different country from you and also grew up in another country where there was no Atari etc.
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How about some beanbag chairs and a small couch.  We also added a story time theatre with teired steps to maximize space for many students.  Plus if the children are young include some toy characters from the books and even artifacts from different countries.  Plus posters of famous faces promoting reading is a great addition.
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Right here:\nhttp://www.nielsenmedia.com/nc/portal/site/Public/menuitem.43afce2fac27e890311ba0a347a062a0/?vgnextoid=9e4df9669fa14010VgnVCM100000880a260aRCRD\n\nA fun site for movies (based on the industry's idea of what will be successful) is:\nhttp://www.hsx.com/
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they are makin movies
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When they get old enough to write, a journal about how xmas made them feel.\nA creative, imaginative story that takes a different shape every year but still embodies a consistent premise and possibly lead character...\nfood assocations with xmas are priceless (cookies, jam tarts..hmm yummy)...\npossible A Christmas Story viewing each year :)\nA particular hat, that hopefully they will love that you can possibly limit to once a year (until they get excited 3 months before xmas!!)\na sock puppet show (you can do alot with a little)...\nhaving a fire with crackling wood on xmas eve when it is cold...\nmaking a home-made movie, complete with props, great screenplay, lead actresses, directors, producers, the whole shabang!\nhappy holidays to you too..
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I'm not absolutely certain what you are asking, but assuming you want to make toys and furniture I will offer the following suggestions.\n\n1.  Go to The Public Broadcasting System's web site.  A man named Norm Abram (spelling uncertain) has a show called The New Yankee Workshop.  If you can link to his web site he offers plans for every project he does on the show.  He is very entertaining and informative.\n\n2.  Do It Yourself (DIY) is a cable network.  They have a web site that offers a similar service.\n\n3.  Go to your local home improvement store (Lowes, Home Depot, or similar) and go through the magazine racks.  There are dozens of magazines with projects from the simple to the ornate.
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Try \n* shrek\n*finding nemo\n*toy story i & 2\n*the pacifier \n*ceaper by the dozen 1 & 2\n* yours mine and ours\n*kicking and screaming\n* nanny macphee\n*narnia\n\n\nand try both G and PG\n\nand why they are PG.
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Well, U don't need any toys at all! Just use your imagination, U can stimulate yourself and do yourself the work, I have no toys at home and I just enjoy using my imagination and being creative.
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Type of plastic that can be used.\nSize of the removal pieces.\nLevel of lead in the paint of toys.\nLabeling for appropriate age.
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get plastic bullets and fimed explosions with the scenerio u have on the film. i think that's how it works.
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bambie, madagascar, finding nemo, toy story
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Check out Toy Swap. I read about them in a newspaper article.
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Stop motion animation, miniatures, rear projection.