
Andrew Stanton
Director · Cast · Writer
- Born
- December 3, 1965 · Boston, Massachusetts, USA
- Birth name
- Andrew Ayers Stanton
Andrew Stanton is a filmmaker, animator, screenwriter, producer, and voice actor who has been central to Pixar Animation Studios since joining in 1990. He holds a BFA in Character Animation from California Institute of the Arts, where he completed student films that laid the foundation for his narrative approach. As Vice President, Creative at Pixar, he oversees the development of both feature films and short films. His working method involves deep involvement in story development, combining co-writing, storyboarding, and iteration through a collaborative “braintrust” process. Stanton has shifted from animator and screenwriter to director and studio creative leader, moving between animation and live-action.
Awards
- NomineePrimetime Emmy Awards 2024Primetime Emmy · Outstanding Drama Series3 Body Problem
- NomineeAnnie Awards 2020Annie · Outstanding Achievement for Writing in an Animated Feature ProductionToy Story 4
- NomineeBAFTA Awards 2017BAFTA Film Award · Best Animated Feature FilmFinding Dory
- NomineeAcademy Awards, USA 2011Oscar · Best Writing, Adapted ScreenplayToy Story 3
- WinnerTokyo Anime Award 2010International Theater Award · International Theater AwardWALL·E
- WinnerAcademy Awards, USA 2009Oscar · Best Animated Feature Film of the YearWALL·E
- WinnerBAFTA Awards 2009BAFTA Film Award · Best Animated FilmWALL·E
- WinnerPrêmio Guarani 2009Premio Guarani · Best Foreign FilmWALL·E
- NomineeAcademy Awards, USA 2009Oscar · Best Writing, Original ScreenplayWALL·E
- NomineeAnnie Awards 2009Annie · Best Directing in an Animated Feature ProductionWALL·E
- NomineeAcademy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA 2009Saturn Award · Best DirectorWALL·E
- WinnerTokyo Anime Award 2005International Theater Award · International Theater AwardFinding Nemo
- WinnerAcademy Awards, USA 2004Oscar · Best Animated FeatureFinding Nemo
- WinnerAnnie Awards 2004Annie · Outstanding Directing in an Animated Feature ProductionFinding Nemo
- WinnerAnnie Awards 2004Annie · Outstanding Writing in an Animated Feature ProductionFinding Nemo
- NomineeAcademy Awards, USA 2004Oscar · Best Writing, Original ScreenplayFinding Nemo
- NomineeBAFTA Awards 2004BAFTA Film Award · Best Screenplay - OriginalFinding Nemo
- NomineeAcademy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA 2004Saturn Award · Best WritingFinding Nemo
- NomineeAnnie Awards 2003Annie · Outstanding Writing in an Animated Feature ProductionMonsters, Inc.
- NomineeAcademy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA 2002Saturn Award · Best WritingMonsters, Inc.
- WinnerAnnie Awards 2000Annie · Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing in an Animated Feature ProductionToy Story 2
- NomineeAnnie Awards 1999Annie · Outstanding Individual Achievement for Directing in an Animated Feature ProductionA Bug's Life
- NomineeAnnie Awards 1999Annie · Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing in an Animated Feature ProductionA Bug's Life
- WinnerAnnie Awards 1996Annie · Best Individual Achievement: WritingToy Story
- NomineeAcademy Awards, USA 1996Oscar · Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the ScreenToy Story
- NomineeAcademy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA 1996Saturn Award · Best WritingToy Story