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Wednesday, July 09, 2008

Robert Butler on Pixar

Robert Butler at Ashdenizen, building on a comment from Laura in Theatre Tribe (see sidebar if you'd like to join), examines the plusses of a long-term ensemble at Pixar in his post "tight-knit beats ad hoc." For those of you who worry about an ensemble leading to "staleness," Pixar provides a great counter-example.
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