How to pronounce“lasset”in English

Lasseter. He said, "Toy Story was a problematic idea from the start. Make an entire full length

And John Lasseter said, you know the movie pretty well, could you jump on with Byron and see it through to the end?

It's interesting-- John Lasseter always says you've got to take the audience to a place they've never been before.

After frozen comes out does Lasseter come in like, oh my gosh we need a ballad with Baymax?

It was started by John Lasseter and Bill Reeves, sitting in a room together-- the artist and then the technical director.

I have my executive producers John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton and Pete Docter.

"The Adventures of André and Wally B," animated by John Lasseter.

And what you do when you pitch to John Lasseter is he doesn't want you to just pitch one idea.

Pixar, John Lasseter. He got fired too.

Absolutely. And John Lasseter, he's always got his radar out for people's passions.

Yeah. Lasseter has a phrase.

But we realized early on that what John Lasseter called kind of the raucous nature of college, as long as you had

Musker, John Lasseter. This was kind of a tradition and a way of collaborating that was kind of born earlier at CalArts.

It was a right around the time that John Lasseter and Ed Campbell were beginning to kind of roll with Pixar.

Andrew Stanton: And we based it around how John Lasseter worked.

I remember standing backstage a few years ago just gushing to him about John Lasseter, his VP of creative.

And he learned from two of the great innovation leaders in the world that I visited with-- Ed Catmull and John Lasseter.

We tried very hard to capture the lighting, because it was important to John Lasseter.

And it never really integrated until we came up, it was John Lasseter, actually, came up with the idea that Baymax was going to go on a daredevil flight

So a bunch of us got together, including John Lasseter and Pete Docter who wrote the original-- or I mean that directed the original film--

And number two the culture of Pixar for the culture of Pixar, Ed Catmull and John Lasseter are extremely important to the way the company operates and the way the company thinks in

And I remember Catmull looked at me, cut me off and not to dismiss Lasseter, he said Toy Story was a problematic idea from the start.

But we really wanted to make content, and we got this-- I hired this guy, John Lasseter, turns out

And the way Pixar actually does movies is that, four or five people who are the brain trust-- John Lasseter, Pete

one of the authorities on creativity, Ed Catmull, President of Pixar. I remember standing backstage a few years ago just gushing to him about John Lasseter. I'm like John Lasseter,