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Doug Sweetland is an American animator and filmmaker. He directed the short film Presto (2008) and the feature film Storks (2016). [2] Career. In 1994, Sweetland joined Pixar. His first assignment was as an animator on Toy Story. He continued as animator on A Bug's Life, [3] and Toy Story 2.
- Animator, filmmaker
- State College, Pennsylvania, U.S.
- 1994–present
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Doug Sweetland is an American animator/director who helped define Pixar animation on early hits like "Toy Story", "Toy Story 2", "Monsters, Inc.", "Finding Nemo", and "Cars". He is a back-to-back Annie Award winner and his Pixar short, "Presto", was nominated for an Annie and an Oscar.
- Animation Department, Director, Actor
- 2 min
11 feb 2009 · Intervista a Doug Sweetland e Scot Spafford, due creativi della Pixar. Sia frutto di invidia o di ammirazione, la domanda che si pongono addetti ai lavori e pubblico è sempre quella: come...
attori. |. Doug Sweetland: Biografia completa, filmografia completa, scheda Attore. Douglas Sweetland è un animatore / regista americano, è cresciuto guardando film Disney e cartoni animati classici del sabato mattina. Da bambino, Doug ha disegnato cartoni animati per il Festival delle arti della Pennsylvania centrale per diversi anni.
- Male
- State College, Pennsylvania, Stati Uniti
Mini Bio. Doug Sweetland is an American animator/director who helped define Pixar animation on early hits like "Toy Story", "Toy Story 2", "Monsters, Inc.", "Finding Nemo", and "Cars". He is a back-to-back Annie Award winner and his Pixar short, "Presto", was nominated for an Annie and an Oscar.
Presto was the first story I pitched. Aside from student work and a stint on The Incredibles, I was new to story development and owe a debt of gratitude not only to Presto's crew, but to the steadfast mentorship of Andrew Stanton, Bob Peterson, and John Lasseter.
