How Pixar Studios Continually Evolved Their Animation Techniques With Each Succeeding Film Over 24 Years
In a truly enlightening video essay, Insider producer Ian Phillips delves into how Pixar Animation Studios continually evolved itself with each succeeding film they put out, beginning with the original and revolutionary Toy Story in 1995 up through the newly released Toy Story 4 in June 2019. Phillips explains how the animators continually learned new techniques from previous films that they were able to incorporate into future films, even if they were completely unrelated in terms of the subject matter.
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