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Creativity, Inc.

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Pixar co-founder Ed Catmull tells how the studio grew from a computer graphics group into a film powerhouse, and what he learned about candor, failure and protecting creative teams as they scale.

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First published
2001
Pace
Medium
Length
Medium
Pages
368
Format
Standalone

Read this if you manage creative people or are curious about how Pixar was run from the inside.

Skip this if you want a gossipy film history or a short list of management tips.

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What is Creativity, Inc. about?
Pixar co-founder Ed Catmull tells how the studio grew from a computer graphics group into a film powerhouse, and what he learned about candor, failure and protecting creative teams as they scale.
Who should read Creativity, Inc.?
Read it if you manage creative people or are curious about how Pixar was run from the inside. Skip it if you want a gossipy film history or a short list of management tips.
How long and how fast is Creativity, Inc.?
It is a medium-paced, medium read of about 368 pages, first published in 2001.
Does Creativity, Inc. have content warnings?
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