1. VESL Speaking The Super Lazy Team Edgar Arriaza Yun Hu Thu Huynh

2. Pixar Animation Studios

3. The Business of Pixar Industry CGI animation Motion pictures Products Pixar Image Computer RenderMan, Marionette

4. About the Pixar Employees: 2,250 Revenue (2013-12-31) 2,867.00 (In Millions of USD)

5. Headquarters Located Emeryville, California, United States

6. President of Pixar Ed Catmull In 2013, the Computer History Museum named him a Museum Fellow “for his pioneering work in computer graphics, animation and filmmaking”.

7. Brief History of Pixar In 1986, Steve Jobs purchased the Computer Graphics Division from George Lucas and established, independent company and named it "Pixar." In 1991, Disney and Pixar agreed to make their first animated movie. In 1995, Toy Story was released and earned more money than any other movie that year. In 2006, Disney bought Pixar.

8. Other Famous Movies In 1998, A Bug’s Life was released. In 1999, Toy Story 2 In 2001, Monsters, Inc. In 2003, Finding Nemo In 2006, Cars In 2009, Up

9. Other Products and Services Movie memorabilia like dolls and blankets

10. Reasons for Success They are innovative. They hired really smart people. They make learning fun and mandatory. It is ok to make mistakes and learn from them.

11. MARKETING Posters

13. USING SOCIAL NETWORK FacebookTwitter

14. COLLABORATING WITH THE OTHERS

15. UNIQUE STRATEGIES Monster University

16. RATATOUILLE Be brave to be different Be brave to chase your dream

17. CHARITIES AND SCHOOLARSHIPS local organizations that benefit children. offering VIP tour tickets, with all proceeds benefiting charity

18. FUN FACTS Employees get free admission into Disney parks. It takes so long to make a Pixar movie that if one person were to do it all, it would take them 500 years. Pixar like to include characters from their upcoming films in the backgrounds of the frame.