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1. www.mckinsey.com › capabilities › people-andStaying one step ahead at Pixar: An interview with Ed Catmull

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   They delved deeply into Catmull’s rules for embracing the messiness that often accompanies great creative output, sending subtle signals, taking smart risks, experimenting to stay ahead of uncertainty, counteracting fear, and taking charge in a new environment—as Catmull did when he became the president of Disney Animation Studios.

2. mastersofscale.com › throw-out-your-rulesMasters of Scale: Throw out your rules, with Ed Catmull

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   CATMULL: You could not do production work for the other. But on the other side, you could beg, borrow, and steal ideas from each other, because we did not want them to be an existential threat to each other.

3. joshsnyman.com › blog › ed-catmull-creativityEd Catmull on The Creative Process (and how it applies to life).

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   Aug 9, 2020 · Ed Catmull, the co-founder of Pixar, describes the creative process in his book, Creativity Inc., as having two fundamental laws: story is king and trust the process. What he means is that you can shoot on really terrible devices like an iPhone and still tell a great story.

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4. hbr.org › 2008 › 09How Pixar Fosters Collective Creativity - Harvard Business Review

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   The trick to fostering collective creativity, Catmull says, is threefold: Place the creative authority for product development firmly in the hands of the project leaders (as opposed to corporate...

5. podcastmemo.com › summary › 137-pixars-ed-catmull137. Pixar’s Ed Catmull: Throw out your rules | Master of Scale

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   In this episode of the “Master of Scale” podcast, Ed Catmull, co-founder of Pixar, shares insights into the transformation of Steve Jobs and the importance of constantly tweaking and reinventing work methods.

6. www.ted.com › podcasts › rethinking-with-adam-grantHow Pixar’s Ed Catmull and Pete Docter make magic on and off ...

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   Jul 25, 2023 · [00:04:49] Ed Catmull: What does it mean to hold onto something tight and also be willing to let it go? Like, these are contradictory statements. [00:04:54] Pete Docter: Yeah. [00:04:55] Ed Catmull: That’s why it's hard and, and Pete can do that. It’s, like, okay, they're both true.

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   What are Catmull's rules?

   • They delved deeply into Catmull’s rules for embracing the messiness that often accompanies great creative output, sending subtle signals, taking smart risks, experimenting to stay ahead of uncertainty, counteracting fear, and taking charge in a new environment—as Catmull did when he became the president of Disney Animation Studios.

   Staying one step ahead at Pixar: An interview with Ed Catmull

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   How does Ed Catmull work through story ideas?

   • Ed Catmull (center) works through story ideas with his team at a retreat for Toy Story 3. The Quarterly: You mentioned signals a moment ago; say a bit more about that. Ed Catmull: Restarting something that doesn’t work is costly and painful, but in doing so, we send a major signal to our company. But there are other signals, too.

   Staying one step ahead at Pixar: An interview with Ed Catmull

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   Is Ed Catmull an original?

   • Um, he's an original. He has no attachment whatsoever to the status quo and is basically highly motivated to find a better way whenever there is one. Yeah, you are all those things, Ed Catmull. And that makes it really easy. It doesn't require a trick because the skill is built into your values in some ways.

   How Pixar’s Ed Catmull and Pete Docter make magic on and off screen

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   Can Catmull challenge Pixar's culture?

   • Mindful of the rise and fall of so many tech companies, Catmull has also sought ways to continually challenge Pixar’s assumptions and search for the flaws that could destroy its culture.

   How Pixar Fosters Collective Creativity - Harvard Business Review

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8. medium.com › @tryevolve › 33-guiding-principles-for33 Guiding Principles for Managing A Creative ... - Medium

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   Nov 17, 2014 · Rules can simplify life for managers, but they can be demeaning to the 95 percent who behave well. Don’t create rules to rein in the other 5 percent — address abuses of common sense individually.