Domee Shi Was a Pixar Intern 11 Years Ago—Now She's the First Woman to Solo-Direct a Feature There By Jennifer Liu, CNBC • Published March 12, 2022 • Updated on March 13, 2022 at 1:39 am ...

Turns out that Pixar director Domee Shi’s Oscar-winning “Bao” short was truly the appetizer before the meal of “ Turning Red,” her animated feature debut (premiering March 11 on Disney+).

After bringing home an Oscar in 2019 for her animated short Bao, Domee Shi returned to her well of childhood experiences for Turning Red. Due to a family blessing/curse, 13-year-old Chinese ...

Chinese-born Canadian director and animator Domee Shi caught up with NextShark on the red carpet of the 80th Golden Globe Awards on Tuesday and teased her new project with Pixar. Shi was in ...

Domee Shi: Yeah. It was so awesome in that, we already had this built-in shorthand of talking about issues that a 13-year-old girl would deal with. Like a lot of us have like have had that experience.

Alot has changed in Domee Shi’s life since she won an Oscar for her 2018 Pixar short Bao, which follows a Chinese Canadian mother with empty-nest syndrome and a sentient steamed bun.

If you went to see “The Incredibles 2” in theaters, you might have caught the Pixar short – all about food. Domee Shi’s short, “ Bao,” compassionately captures the feelings of growing up in a Chinese ...

Bao was written and directed by Domee Shi, who started out as an intern in Pixar's storyboarding department seven years ago.

The 20th helmer to take on a Pixar short since the mid-1980s, and the the first woman to do so, Bao‘s Domee Shi is now on the path to making her feature debut, with the backing of one of the ...