John Lasseter

John Lasseter is a prominent figure in animation known for co-founding Pixar Animation Studios and directing iconic films like "Toy Story" and "A Bug's Life." His innovative work in computer-generated animation revolutionized the film industry, making Pixar a leader in the field. Lasseter's storytelling and creativity helped elevate animated features to mainstream success. He also played a significant role at Disney, bridging traditional and digital animation. Despite facing controversy and leaving Disney in 2018, his contributions have left a lasting impact on animation, influencing generations of filmmakers and audiences around the world.