In only 8 minutes, the film tells a touching story that focuses on workplace equality. It follows a feminine ball of yarn who gets a job at a man-dominated office. As creator Kristen Lester says, she got the inspiration for the film from her own life.

“My first job, I was like the only woman in the room, and so in order to do the thing that I loved, I sort of became one of the guys. And then I came to Pixar, and I started to work on teams with women for the first time, and that actually made me realize how much of the female aspect of myself I had sort of buried and left behind,” Lester explains.

See the video below.

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“The Chef loves to cook first and foremost but he’s been an avid banjo player for the last 10 years and insists that one should never have just one passion,” Larsen explains. “He loves to pluck around while bread is baking or he’s roasting vegetables in the oven. I tried explaining to him how difficult it would be to build a tiny banjo but he’s insisted if he’s going to do the show there needs to be an available banjo on set. He’s not normally very pushy but on this subject he wouldn’t budge so we set about building him a nice new banjo.”

Here’s the tiny chef in action.

And of course, here’s a video of him playing the banjo.

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In only 8 minutes, the film tells a touching story that focuses on workplace equality. It follows a feminine ball of yarn who gets a job at a man-dominated office. As creator Kristen Lester says, she got the inspiration for the film from her own life.

“My first job, I was like the only woman in the room, and so in order to do the thing that I loved, I sort of became one of the guys. And then I came to Pixar, and I started to work on teams with women for the first time, and that actually made me realize how much of the female aspect of myself I had sort of buried and left behind,” Lester explains.

See the video below.

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“The Chef loves to cook first and foremost but he’s been an avid banjo player for the last 10 years and insists that one should never have just one passion,” Larsen explains. “He loves to pluck around while bread is baking or he’s roasting vegetables in the oven. I tried explaining to him how difficult it would be to build a tiny banjo but he’s insisted if he’s going to do the show there needs to be an available banjo on set. He’s not normally very pushy but on this subject he wouldn’t budge so we set about building him a nice new banjo.”

Here’s the tiny chef in action.

And of course, here’s a video of him playing the banjo.

The post The Tiny Chef Makes a Bottle Cap Apple Pie appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.