One Man Band

In a medieval town square, a young girl named Tippy intends to throw her only coin into a fountain to make a wish. However, two rival street musicians, Bass and Treble, notice the money and begin a musical competition to win it for their own tip jars. As the one-man bands engage in an increasingly loud and chaotic duel for the child's attention, the conflict leads to an unexpected outcome regarding who receives the coin.

Produced by Pixar in the United States, this five-minute animated comedy was released on June 21, 2005. It was directed and written by Andrew Jimenez and Mark Andrews, with Osnat Shurer serving as producer. For Mark Andrews, this project preceded his direction of Brave in 2012. The short film has been well received by viewers, maintaining a 7.6 rating on IMDb based on 18,000 votes and a 7.3 rating on TMDB from 624 votes.