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Behind The Scenes Of Disney's Animated Movie Luca

Behind The Scenes Of Disney's Animated Movie Luca

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Silenzio, Bruno! Sometimes we just have to quiet the doubt in our minds and power through even Hollywood filmmakers like the crew behind the Disney Pixar film Luca. Developing, recording, and animating a film in the midst of a pandemic isnt an easy job add in inventing new animation technology and it could be a potential recipe for disaster. But that didnt stop director Enrico Casarosa from putting his all into the film. Luca is a coming of age story about two young sea monsters, Luca and Alberto, who leave off the coast of the Italian Riviera. While their dream is to be able to to spend the summer in a coastal Italian town as humans, the prejudice of the other humans and disapproving parents get in the way of them having the time of their lives. The behind the scenes of Luca, is just as amazing as the colorful utopia we saw on our screens. With a crew more unified then normal, they were able to create hidden magic behind the scenes that will be used in many more animated movies to come. With inspirations from Japanese animations and Enricos very own life just wait until you find out who the real Alberto is Luca is more unique than we could have ever imagined. Actors like Jacob Tremblay, Jack Dylan Grazer, and Emma Berman were able to power through the difficulties including some makeshift closet studios and bring us the lively voices of Luca, Alberto, and Giulia! What was your favorite behind the scenes moment? Let us know in the comment section below
Date: 2022-06-06

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The film is a nod to director Enricos childhood in Italy, as well as his own friend named Alberto and what their friendship meant to him. The team wanted to honor the look and feel of that time, as well as the Italian village and its culture.
Pixar is famous for their ultra-realistic animation and remarkably spot-on visuals, but Enrico wanted Luca to have more of an artistic, illustrated feel. This created a wonderful challenge for the team. The film also borrowed inspiration from Japanese 2D animation, something Enrico spent a lot of time watching while growing up in the 1980s in Italy.

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Luca is a typical Pixar film. Gorgeous visuals, multi-faceted characters, an interesting and meaningful story every staple is there. But its also the first movie from the illustrious animation studio that was made during the lockdown.
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Yess can't wait to watch it! I heard the Pixar movie Luca was great although I haven't yet but I definitely really will watch bc I already have Disney plus
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One of Pixars best. Loved every minute of it. Just a cute and charming film that tells a cute, charming story.
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