Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Pixar Storytelling
This last weekend, at something called the Screenwriting Expo, a number of Pixar f0lks spoke about the Pixar process. The keynote was given by Andrew Stanton. I wish I could have been there to hear it, but thanks to the TAG Blog, I can read the highlights (in two parts) and pretend.
Nobody knows story like Pixar. My daughter has developed the typical toddler obsession with their films, and I've had the opportunity to watch the two Toy Story films and Finding Nemo over and over and over again. And even on the fifteenth viewing, I'm still learning something new. Those guys really know what they're doing, and anyone interested in the craft of storytelling would do well to listen to what they have to say.
Nobody knows story like Pixar. My daughter has developed the typical toddler obsession with their films, and I've had the opportunity to watch the two Toy Story films and Finding Nemo over and over and over again. And even on the fifteenth viewing, I'm still learning something new. Those guys really know what they're doing, and anyone interested in the craft of storytelling would do well to listen to what they have to say.
# posted by Chris Roberson @
12:54 PM
