New Pixar short in the works from the minds of Pete Docter and Andrew Stanton

     There's been talk that now that Finding Nemo directer Andrew Stanton is off directing his first live-action film John Carter (I wanna see) that hes gonna quit working at Pixar. Well hes not- or I hope he isn't. I mean Ratatouille directer Brad Bird made his first live-action directing debut with last years Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol and it was a hit. And it seems that he doing well at the animation studio.
       Well Stanton and directer of Up and with his new film set on the inside of a young girls mind Pete Docter are in works of a new short. Hears what Stanton had to say-

        Yeah. As a matter of fact I’m developing a short film with Pete Docter. There’s an idea that he and I have had for years that we are finally getting around to doing which is kind of funny. We are both way too busy, but we just love the idea of doing this one little project together and then I’ve been… I executive produce a lot of the films over there and so I spend a lot of… People keep thinking I’ve been away from there, but I actually have been on campus for the last year and a half just helping watch over other stuff, but I don’t have a feature film of my own that’s an animated Pixar film that’s coming up soon, no. That’s a ways away.

       Stanton also gave a great follow-up statement that suggests he’s really not going anywhere, with respect to Pixar.

        I think it’s more fear that they think you’re going to get a taste for it and then leave. I’ve been saying this since the beginning, I said “What am I crazy? I worked so hard to help with this environment of this sort of free range chicken of being able to make movies without anybody messing with you, why would I ever want to leave it?” I’ll leave… If I’m making a live action film I’ll leave to actually shoot on location, but anything I’m ever going to develop or work on that’s animated this is my home. I’ve spent twenty years trying to make this my home; I’m not about to leave it.

     Well theirs my answer-