The Pixar Touch is

a lively chronicle of Pixar Computer animation Studios’ history and evolution, as well as the ‘fraternity

of geeks’ who shaped it. By using visionary businessman Steve Careers

and animating genius John Lasseter, Pixar is among the most gold regular of

animated filmmaking, beginning with a brief special effects shot produced at

Lucasfilm in 1982 all the way up through the landmark films Toy Story, Locating Nemo, Wall-E, and

others. David A. Price will go behind the moments of the corporate feuds between

Lasseter and his former champ, Jeffrey Katzenberg, as well while between Steve Jobs

and Michael Eisner. And lastly he explores Pixar’s complicated relationship with

the Walt Disney Organization since it transformed itself into the $7.4 billion jewel in

the Disney crown.

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