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Did you know Pixar throws away YEARS of work?

Uncover the surprising truth behind Pixar's creative process. Many assume their films are perfectly crafted from the start, but the reality is far more dynamic. Pixar is renowned for its willingness to completely overhaul projects, even after years of development, to ensure the final product resonates emotionally.

This isn't about failure; it's about pushing for perfection. Films like Toy Story, Finding Dory, and Coco all underwent significant rewrites and reshoots. This dedication to emotional impact means that even months of work can be scrapped if it doesn't serve the story.

The studio's guiding principle, "Be ready to kill a good idea to find a better one," perfectly encapsulates their approach. It's a bold strategy that has undeniably led to some of the most beloved animated films of all time.

What are your thoughts on this creative process? Let us know in the comments!

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00:00Pixar sometimes destroys several years of work.
00:03I make videos about movies and TV series, subscribe.
00:06Imagine you've been working on a film for three years and one day you hear your boss say
00:10"Okay, let's start all over again."
00:11Well, at Pixar, it's much more common than you might think.
00:13Unlike many studios, Pixar believes that a film is never finished.
00:18as long as it doesn't function emotionally.
00:20This is what happens to Toy Story after the famous Black Friday internal screening
00:24where Woody is considered unlikeable and the story convinces no one
00:28and the project is almost entirely rewritten.
00:30Inside Out underwent significant rewrites, and the screenwriters went through numerous versions.
00:35before finding a balance between emotions and family history.
00:39Coco has several changing characters.
00:41He changes roles and some sequences are removed after test screenings
00:45in order to make the story much clearer.
00:48For Pixar, deleting months of work is not a failure.
00:51This is a normal step in the creative process.
00:54And this philosophy is, in fact, summed up by a phrase often repeated in the studio
00:59"You have to be prepared to kill a good idea in order to find a better one."
01:02Let me know in the comments if you knew this and most importantly, subscribe.
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