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Toy Story: How Pixar Reinvented the Animated Feature |
Susan Smith; Noel Brown; and Sam Summers
Bloomsbury Academic
Toy Story: How Pixar Reinvented the Animated Feature
Chapter 6.   Toying with Performance: Toy Story, Virtual Puppetry and Computer-Animated Film Acting
Authors

Christopher Holliday

ARI Id

1667442127113_8941698

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Open/Free Access

Pages

87–104

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Front matter
Introduction
Noel Brown; Susan Smith; Sam Summers
1–6
Chapter 1.   Toy Story, Pixar and Contemporary Hollywood
Peter Krämer
7–20
Chapter 2.  Toy Story and the Hollywood Family Film
Noel Brown
21–38
Chapter 3.   The Cowboy, the Spaceman and the Guru: Character and Convention in the Screenwriting of Toy Story
Andrew Gay
39–58
Chapter 4.   New and Inherited Aesthetics: Designing for the Toy Story Trilogy One Film at a Time
Heather Holian
59–72
Chapter 5.   Rough and Smooth: The Everyday Textures of Toy Story
Lucy Fife Donaldson
73–86
Chapter 6.   Toying with Performance: Toy Story, Virtual Puppetry and Computer-Animated Film Acting
Christopher Holliday
87–104
Chapter 7.   Toy Stories through Song: Pixar, Randy Newman and the Sublimated Film Musical
Susan Smith
105–126
Chapter 8.   From Shelf to Screen: Toys as a Site of Intertextuality
Sam Summers
127–140
Chapter 9.   Fear, Guilt and the Future of Play in Toy Story
Karen Cross
141–152
Chapter 10.   Mirrors and Shadows: Duality, Illusion and the Divided Self in Toy Story
Jane Batkin
153–166
Chapter 11.   Woody, Buzz and the Koons Corollary. . . Or Why Toy Story Is Art
Paul Wells
167–180
Chapter 12.   Story Is King: Understanding the Toy Story Franchise as an Allegory for the Studio Narrative of Pixar Animation
Helen Haswell
181–196
Chapter 13.   An Interview with Steve Segal
Noel Brown
197–214
Back matter
A Guide to Further Research
215–219
Bibliography
220–232
Filmography
233–236
Contributors
237–240
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