[mp3jeep01]

Currently reading The Pixar Touch by David A. Price and they talk a lot about the types of software and standards for rendering they had to create over the years. Incredibly interesting looking back at what they were able to achieve. A talented crew for sure.

For those interested: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2632830-the-pixar-touch

[Cyph0n]

Thanks for the recommendation. I've always been interested in the rapid rise of Pixar and the consistency in quality they've maintained for these past two decades.

[santaclaus]

30 years! Although they started out in hardware... talk about a pivot.

[mp3jeep01]

Every step of the way they were scheming how to get to feature films -- everything in between sounds like a means for resources (money, hardware, people, so on so forth).

[SnacksOnAPlane]

I just finished Creativity, Inc. and it was a pretty good look at how Pixar evolved. Also highly recommended.