Cannes Film Festival 2009: 'Up' Press Conference

The transcript discusses the influence of Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli on Pixar films, particularly focusing on the unique style of Miyazaki's storytelling, which emphasizes character development and quiet moments. It highlights how these elements have inspired Pixar, especially in the film 'Up'. The importance of allowing films to breathe and not rushing through them is also emphasized, encouraging filmmakers to appreciate the initial reactions and maintain the integrity of the story.

What is highlighted as a unique aspect of Miyazaki's films?

• Their use of advanced technology

• Their emphasis on character and storytelling

• Their focus on action sequences

• Their historical accuracy

How do Miyazaki's films differ from the trend in modern films?

• They are shorter in length

• They have more dialogue

• They celebrate quiet moments instead of fast-paced action

• They are more focused on special effects

Which Pixar film is specifically mentioned as embodying Miyazaki's influence?

• Finding Nemo

• The Incredibles

• Up

• Toy Story

What does the speaker suggest about jokes in films?

• They should be removed if not funny

• They should be kept fresh for the audience

• They should be repeated often

• They should be the main focus

What is the speaker's advice regarding film content?

• Use more special effects

• Focus on adding more action scenes

• Let the movie breathe and celebrate quiet moments

• Trim content to make films shorter