At CinemaCon today, Disney/Pixar chief creative officer, John Lasseter, announced a few of the animated projects in the studio’s pipeline. Here they are at a glance:

• An animated project based on the Mexican holiday Dia de los Muertos (as of yet untitled) is slated for a 2015 release.  Toy Story 3 director Lee Unkrich is reportedly attached to direct with Darla Anderson producing. If Pixar decides to keep the decidedly dark-sounding title, perhaps it will be the studio’s first foray into something a bit more sinister. (And if Unkrich is involved, there are sure to be some references to The Shining.)
• The upcoming project directed by Bob Peterson is now called The Good Dinosaur; the picture is scheduled for a May 30th, 2014 release.
• The untitled feature directed by Pete Docter that will take a trip into the human mind has been pushed back until June 19th, 2015.

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Disney announced today that they’ve set a release date for a new untitled Pixar film on November 27^th, 2013. No other information about the project is given, beyond the fact that it will be an original film and not a sequel. Pixar’s Cars 2 opens this Friday, and on June 22^nd, 2012 they will release the fairy tale Brave. The first image from Brave was released last month, and naturally it looks fantastic. The film tells the story of Princess Merida, a skilled archer who accidentally sets evil upon the Scottish highlands when she is granted an ill-fated wish.

While we know pretty much nothing about this new untitled film, back in 2010 Monsters, Inc. and Up director Pete Docter said that he was working on an original project, so this may or may not be the one. Following Brave, the Monsters, Inc. prequel Monsters University hits theaters on June 21^st, 2013. Billy Crystal and John Goodman return to voice Sully and Mike, with the film focusing on their days in college.