What does A113 mean in movies?

A113 is the classroom number for character animation at the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts), where legendary animators including Brad Bird, John Lasseter, and Pete Docter studied.

Which was the first movie to include A113?

Brad Bird first used A113 in the 1985 TV episode Family Dog (Amazing Stories), and it made its feature animation debut in Pixar's Toy Story (1995).

A113 Classroom Reference

28 verified appearances in chronological order

A113 is the legendary room number of the first-year character animation classroom at the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts). First introduced as a license plate by Brad Bird in 1985, it has been hidden in nearly every Pixar feature, Disney animated film, Marvel production, and live-action project created by CalArts alumni.

A113 Classroom Reference

The A113 License Plate Kicks Off Pixar's Longest-Running In-Joke

Bug City Set Dressing Combines A113 With Toy Story's Release Date

LassetAir Flight A113 Turns the Airport PA Into a Double In-Joke

A113 Resurfaces as a Scuba Diver's Camera Model Number

Mirage Says the Magic Words: "D-Wing, Room A-113"

A113 Shows Up Twice — On Mater's Plate and a Passing Train

A113 Tags a Lab Rat's Ear

AUTO's Secret Order to Never Return to Earth Is Numbered A113

The Title Itself Is a Hidden A113 Joke

Carl Waits Outside Courtroom A113

Andy's Mom's New Car Still Carries the A113 Plate

A113 Rides Along on Mater's Plate and Siddeley's Tail Fin

A113 Hides in Roman Numerals Above the Witch's Door

The School of Scaring's Classroom Is Numbered A113

A113 Shows Up on a Train Boxcar and as Wall Graffiti

A113 Is Built Into a Wooden Fence

A113 Tags a Sea Lion and Spells Out "CALA113" on a License Plate

Sterling's Office Door Is Numbered A113

A113 Labels an Office Number in the Land of the Dead

A Movie Theater Marquee Reads "Dementia A113"

A113 Comes Through as a Police Radio Call, Purely by Ear

A113 Appears on a New York Street Sign

A113 Is Printed on the Train Ticket Alberto Gives Luca

A113 Is Visible Through Alisha Hawthorne's Office Window

A113 Is Printed on the 4*Town Concert Ticket — and Chalked on the Ground

A113 Is Spelled Out Using Periodic Table Element Symbols

A113 Labels the Vault Where Painful Memories Are Locked Away

A113 Becomes "Area 113" on a Sticker on Elio's Backpack

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