Oscar winners John Lasseter (Disney-Pixar CCO) and Ed Catmull (Disney-Pixar president) will participate in a live panel discussion celebrating the 20th anniversary of Toy Story — the world’s first entirely computer animated feature film. The creative duo will take the stage Thursday, October 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.
Two decades since their collaboration on the game-changing, multi-Academy-Award-winning film, director and co-writer Lasseter and EP Catmull (who also created the digital animation program that made Toy Story possible) will share behind-the-scenes stories about the challenges they faced as they imagine, invented and problem-solved their way into movie history. Jon Favreau will moderate the panel, which will also feature additional guests TBA.
Tickets for “Toy Story: 20 Years of Being an Animation Game-Changer” can be purchased online at oscars.org starting Sept. 16.
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