On April 6, corresponding with the release of Danielle Feinberg's fantastic TED Talk on the science of light, Lee tweeted that Danielle would be "lighting our upcoming film".
— Lee Unkrich (@leeunkrich) April 6, 2016
Additionally, we were thrilled to read his April 12 update when he announced the animation team had officially started on the show.
This afternoon (April 14), Unkrich revealed that Daniel Arriaga was working on the film bringing his unique vision in character design to the project. You can't argue with his commitment to the role either — look at that tattoo! (Look closely and you can also get a look at the film's main character, Miguel on Daniel's desk.)
Be sure to follow Lee on Twitter, along with his other social channels for more updates (he teased earlier this year that he may update Snapchat as well). In the meantime, if you'd like to catch up with more information regarding Coco, check out our post which looked into updates surrounding the film since its 2012 CinemaCon announcement — All About 'Coco' - From 2012 To Now.
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So excited that we've OFFICIALLY STARTED ANIMATION ON COCO!! 💀— Lee Unkrich (@leeunkrich) April 12, 2016
This afternoon (April 14), Unkrich revealed that Daniel Arriaga was working on the film bringing his unique vision in character design to the project. You can't argue with his commitment to the role either — look at that tattoo! (Look closely and you can also get a look at the film's main character, Miguel on Daniel's desk.)
Meet the #PixarCoco crew: Our fantastic character designer, Daniel Arriaga! @rrr_yagapic.twitter.com/MTwsGHr3eW— Lee Unkrich (@leeunkrich) April 14, 2016
Be sure to follow Lee on Twitter, along with his other social channels for more updates (he teased earlier this year that he may update Snapchat as well). In the meantime, if you'd like to catch up with more information regarding Coco, check out our post which looked into updates surrounding the film since its 2012 CinemaCon announcement — All About 'Coco' - From 2012 To Now.
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- Lee Unkrich's Dia De Los Muertos Film to be a Musical?
- Pair of Untitled Pixar Films Coming in 2020
- The 'Art of Inside Out' Book Review and 14 Additional 'Inside Out' Themed Books
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