Andrew Stanton went from Rockport High School to CalArts and then, 18 years ago, became the second animator hired by Pixar.
(pat greenhouse/globe staff)
WALL-E World
Rockport native Andrew Stanton's part in Pixar has helped push the boundaries of animation and shape a new film landscape
Andrew Stanton went from Rockport High School to CalArts and then, 18 years ago, became the second animator hired by Pixar.
(pat greenhouse/globe staff)
Andrew Stanton started at Pixar Animation Studios in its single-digit days - not revenues, personnel. Eighteen years ago, he was the second animator and ninth employee hired there. Since then, as writer, director, or executive producer, he's had a hand in "Toy Story," "A Bug's Life," "Toy Story 2," "Monsters, Inc.," "Finding Nemo," and "Ratatouille." (Full article: 1310 words)
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