The traditional Hollywood approach is to gather an ad-hoc collection of actors, producers and technicians for a film and then disband the group as soon as it's over. Some see this flat, decentralised approach as the corporation of the future.
Mavericks at Work author Bill Taylor says the creative geniuses at Pixar turn this approach on its head by succeeding as:
'a tightknit company of long-term collaborators who stick together, learn from one another, and strive to improve with every production.'
(Hat-tip to Laura at Theatre Tribe, a networking site for 'theatre people outside the box', who sees Pixar as a good example for the sort of theatre company where 'everybody is involved in every aspect'.)
Q41: Beyond Death
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