One Man Disney Movie

[Rodney]

My daughter was impressed enough with this to recommend it to me and I thought it was worth sharing.

I'm not quite sure what to classify this as, but this guy's effort is not a trivial performance.

 

Above and beyond the entertainment value of watching him interact with his other selves it's a pretty good example of the layering principle in storytelling.

So, for what it is worth... Nick Pitera's 'One Man Disney Movie":

 

 

 

If you look at some of the other related video links is plain to see that internet technology is transforming the way some of these young performers create art.

[robcat2075]

Last i read I think he's also a TD at Pixar or something like that.

[Shelton]

Wow, alot of fun. Watch all the videos this afternoon. Very talented in voice but also animation.

 

Steve

[Rodney]

Last i read I think he's also a TD at Pixar or something like that.

 

This I did not know.

 

I see he has a blog here: http://nickpitera.blogspot.com/

 

His profile on that says his occupation is 'Computer Animation Major'. I guess that part hasn't been updated in awhile.

All this music and theater stuff does answer the question "What do computer animators do as a hobby?" Answer: Other stuff besides computer animation.

 

Here's his Senior Thesis from Ringling Bros:

[robcat2075]

It looks like he's a semi-recent hire and mostly a modeler.

 

Here's his IMDB resume...

 

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3704316/