Has your neighborhood been terrorized by a skyscraper's tall monster?

Tune into this episode because you might be entitled to property damage compensation.

Howdy. I'm Jeff Goldsmith, and this is the Q&A. My agenda is simple.

Each week I plan to bring you in-depth insights into the creative process of storytelling.

And yes, if a big red panda damaged your neighborhood,

you should probably file a property damage report somewhere, wherever you would do that.

And folks, I am quite excited to talk about Pixar animations turning red today,

which has been Oscar nominated for Best Animated Film. In today's panel, we have producer Lindsay Collins and co-writer

Julia Cho and co-writer director Domi Shee. So it's a great panel today. And what I absolutely

love about Pixar animation is even though they have all the greatest technology and tools at

their disposal, it always just comes down to

storytelling. And Lindsay, Julia, and Domi were very forthcoming about their creative process

and what it took to make such a unique film that I know you'll dig this episode. And speaking

of things to dig, I hope you check out Backstory Magazine over at Backstory.net. You know, you could read us on a

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But now let's jump right into our conversation with producer Lindsay Collins,

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