Pixar

Pixar is an American animation studio known for computer-animated feature films including Toy Story, Finding Nemo, and Inside Out.

Edwin Catmull: Edwin Catmull is a computer scientist and animation executive who co-founded Pixar and led its technical development. His computer-graphics research and leadership shaped Pixar from its research-lab beginnings.
RenderMan: RenderMan is a rendering software system developed by Pixar for producing images from computer-generated scenes. It converts Pixar's modeled and lit scenes into final frames.
Finding Nemo: Finding Nemo is Pixar's 2003 animated film about a clownfish searching the ocean for his captured son. Its underwater setting showcases Pixar's work with digital water, light, and marine life.
Pete Docter: Pete Docter is an American filmmaker and Pixar executive who directed Monsters, Inc., Up, and Inside Out. His directing and leadership have influenced Pixar's storytelling and studio culture.
Toy Story 2: Toy Story 2 is Pixar's 1999 sequel about Woody's discovery of a past as a collectible toy. Its production established that Pixar could sustain a feature-quality story across a sequel.
John Lasseter: John Lasseter is an animator and filmmaker who directed Pixar's early shorts and feature films. His filmmaking helped turn Pixar's technical experiments into character-driven animation.
Computer animation: Computer animation is the creation of moving images by manipulating digital models and scenes. It is the broader medium in which Pixar makes its films.
Inside Out: Inside Out is Pixar's 2015 animated film that depicts a girl's emotions as characters in her mind. Its personified emotions show how Pixar uses fantasy to represent psychological experience.
Andrew Stanton: Andrew Stanton is an American filmmaker and screenwriter who directed Finding Nemo and WALL-E. His films helped define Pixar's character-centered approach to science fiction and adventure.
Academy Award for Best Animated Feature: The Academy Award for Best Animated Feature is an annual Oscar honoring excellence in animated films. Pixar films have frequently won the award, helping raise the profile of feature animation.

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