Warren attended Westmont College, a liberal arts college in Santa Barbara.
Prior to Pixar, Warren interned on the Walt Disney Pictures feature, “James and the Giant Peach,” and was a web editor for JavaSoft. E” and “Brave.” Warren made her producing debut with the short film, “LAVA,” and went on to co-produce the feature film “Cars 3.” She is currently the producer of Disney and Pixar’s upcoming feature “Luca” which is set to release on Disney+ on June 18, 2021.Next, Warren stepped up to production manage Academy Award-winning features, “WALL Born and raised in Genoa, Casarosa moved to New York City in his twenties, to study animation at the School of Visual Arts and Illustration at the Fashion Institute of Technology.īefore coming to Pixar, Casarosa worked as a storyboard artist at Blue Sky Studios on “Ice Age” and “Robots.” He also worked as a background designer and storyboard artist for a number of Disney Channel Television Series’ including “101 Dalmatians” and “PB&J Otters.”Ĭasarosa currently lives in Berkeley, CA with his wife, daughter, and three chickens.Īndrea Warren joined Pixar Animation Studios in 1998, when she began as a marketing production assistant on “A Bug’s Life.” She then moved on to be an art department coordinator for the Academy Award®-winning feature, “Monsters, Inc.,” and served as a digital painter for another Academy Award-winning feature, “Finding Nemo.” Warren accepted her first managing role on the Golden Globe®-winning, “Cars,” when she acted as the art department manager. He then went on to work on “The Good Dinosaur” and the Academy Award®-winning feature “Coco.” Casarosa then turned his sights to his own feature film, and is currently directing Disney and Pixar’s “Luca,” which is set to release on Disney+ on June 18, 2021.Ĭasarosa found early influences in Hayao Miyazaki’s work and grew up watching Miyazaki’s television series in Italy. He began as a story artist on “Cars” before moving on to work on the Academy Award-winning feature films “Ratatouille” and “Up.” He made his directorial debut with the Academy Award®-nominated short film, “La Luna,” which screened theatrically with “Brave” in 2012. Deanna Marsigliese, Character Art DirectorĮnrico Casarosa joined Pixar Animation Studios in January 2002.Luca Director Enrico Casarosa & Five Key Creative Team Members VIEW Conference presents, in cooperation with OGR and Pixar Animation Studios, an exclusive 90-minute conversation with
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