The Hollywood Reporter Reanimating 'Pixar'
How Pete Docter Steered the Studio Out of Scandal
Brad Bird (reference)
Enrico Casarosa (reference)
Ed Catmull (reference)
Brenda Chapman (reference)
Lindsey Collins (reference)
Pete Docter (subject)
Steve Jobs (reference)
John Lasseter (reference)
Jennifer Lee (reference)
George Lucas (reference)
Angus MacLane (reference)
Jim Morris (reference)
Domee Shi (reference)
Andrew Stanton (reference)
Lee Unkrich (reference)
Enrico Casarosa (reference)
Ed Catmull (reference)
Brenda Chapman (reference)
Lindsey Collins (reference)
Pete Docter (subject)
Steve Jobs (reference)
John Lasseter (reference)
Jennifer Lee (reference)
George Lucas (reference)
Angus MacLane (reference)
Jim Morris (reference)
Domee Shi (reference)
Andrew Stanton (reference)
Lee Unkrich (reference)
Haas School of Business, University of California Berkeley Ed Catmull, President, Walt Disney and Pixar Animation Studios
Ed Catmull (interviewee)
Steve Jobs (reference)
John Lasseter (reference)
Jim Morris (reference)
Steve Jobs (reference)
John Lasseter (reference)
Jim Morris (reference)
The Hollywood Reporter Ed Catmull
President, Pixar And Walt Disney Animation Studios And Disneytoon Studios
Ed Catmull (interviewee)
Steve Jobs (reference)
John Lasseter (reference)
George Lucas (reference)
Jim Morris (reference)
Amy Wallace (reference)
Steve Jobs (reference)
John Lasseter (reference)
George Lucas (reference)
Jim Morris (reference)
Amy Wallace (reference)
Starlog Magazine manufacturing Wall-E
Producers Jim Morris & Lindsey Collins undertake the mammoth tasks of making the motion picture.
Lindsey Collins (interviewee)
Jim Morris (interviewee)
Jim Morris (interviewee)