Inside Out - videos, teasers and stills from filming

All videos, teasers and footage from the filming of the film "Inside Out"
Inside Out (2015)
Timing: 1:35 (95 min)
Inside Out - TMDB rating
7.91/10
23327
Inside Out - Kinopoisk rating
8.079/10
696354
Inside Out - IMDB rating
8.1/10
908000
Watch film Inside Out | "Meet" TV Spot
"Meet" TV Spot
English
0:31
Watch film Inside Out | "Madness" TV Spot
"Madness" TV Spot
English
0:31
Watch film Inside Out | "Royal Baby" TV Spot
"Royal Baby" TV Spot
English
0:16
Watch film Inside Out | Happy Fathers Day!
Happy Fathers Day!
English
0:16
Watch film Inside Out | "Party" TV Spot
"Party" TV Spot
English
0:16
Watch film Inside Out | Hot Cold
Hot Cold
English
0:30
Watch film Inside Out | UK Gala Highlights
UK Gala Highlights
English
1:20

What's left behind the scenes

  • The idea for 'Inside Out' came to director Pete Docter after his own daughter went through a difficult adolescence.
  • The original title of the cartoon translates to 'Inside Out'.
  • When Riley's family moves to a new house, sparrows from the 2000 Pixar film 'For the Birds' can be noticed on the power lines.
  • According to Pete Docter, each emotion was based on a specific visual image: Joy – on a star, Sadness – on a teardrop, Anger – on a fiery brick, Fear – on a stretched nerve, and Disgust – on broccoli (although Pete admits he personally loves broccoli).
  • The creators of the cartoon identified 5 basic emotions to make their characters more distinct and vivid. For example, Joy 'absorbed' emotions such as pride and trust.
  • In Riley's first dream, the talking rat (here – mouse) Remy from "Ratatouille" (2007) appears. The cartoon also featured two objects from the film "WALL-E" (2008) – a fire extinguisher (which Joy used to put out Fear, who was singed by Anger) and a torn boot (it was in Bingo-Bongo's bag). One of Riley's memories is a photograph in front of a dinosaur statue in the desert on the way to San Francisco. This dinosaur is most likely one of the heroes of the next cartoon, "The Good Dinosaur" (2015).
  • The cartoon explores one of the axioms of psychology: ignoring certain emotions, no matter how negative or useless they may seem, leads to stress and depression.
  • When Joy and Bingo-Bongo sang a song to find the "ship to the moon," the ship gave them a call sign in the form of five tonal signals. This is a reference to the film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" (1977), where aliens used five tonal signals to communicate with humans.
  • The title of the cartoon translates as "Inside Out".
  • The idea for 'Inside Out' came to director Pete Docter after his own daughter went through a difficult adolescence.
  • When Riley's family moves to a new house, sparrows from Pixar's 'For the Birds' (2000) can be seen on the power lines.
  • Riley's first dream features the talking rat Remy from 'Ratatouille'. Two objects from 'WALL-E' also appear in the cartoon – a fire extinguisher (used by Joy to put out Fear, who was scorched by Anger) and a torn boot (it was in Bingo-Bongo's bag). One of Riley's memories is a photograph in front of a dinosaur statue in the desert on the road to San Francisco. This dinosaur is one of the characters from 'The Good Dinosaur'.
  • When Joy and Bingo-Bongo sing a song to find the 'ship to the moon,' the ship gives them a call sign in the form of five tonal signals, which is a reference to 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'.
  • The title of the cartoon translates to “Inside Out.”
  • The idea for “Inside Out” came to director Pete Docter after his own daughter went through a difficult adolescence.
  • When Riley’s family moves to a new house, sparrows from Pixar’s “For the Birds” (2000) can be seen on the power lines.
  • The creators of the cartoon identified 5 core emotions to make the characters more distinct and vivid. For example, Joy "absorbed" emotions such as pride and trust.
  • In Riley's first dream, Remy the talking rat from "Ratatouille" appears. The cartoon also featured two objects from "WALL-E" – a fire extinguisher (which Joy used to put out Fear's scorched Anger) and a torn boot (which was in Bingo-Bongo's bag). One of Riley's memories is a photo in front of a dinosaur statue in the desert on the way to San Francisco. This dinosaur is one of the characters from "The Good Dinosaur".
  • The moment when Joy and Bingo-Bongo sang a song to find the "ship to the moon," the ship gave them a call sign in the form of five tonal signals, which is a reference to the film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".
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