Brad Bird discusses 'Ray Gunn' move to Skydance over Pixar
Brad Bird explains why he chose Skydance over Pixar for 'Ray Gunn', stating that making animated films for teens and adults should not be controversial.
The decision highlights shifting priorities in animated filmmaking and studio strategies.
Studio choice explained
Bird stated that making animated films for teens and adults should not be a controversial decision, according to the report.
Orchestra details
A 74-piece orchestra, including violinists, cellists, flautists, and an organ-payer, was present at Abbey Road Studios during the recording.
Common questions
Why did Brad Bird choose Skydance over Pixar for 'Ray Gunn'?
Bird stated that making animated films for teens and adults should not be a controversial decision.
Where was the orchestra recording held?
The recording took place at Abbey Road Studios in London.
Sources
- Brad Bird on Why He Took ‘Ray Gunn’ to Skydance Instead of Pixar: Making Animated Films for Teens and Adults ‘Shouldn’t Be a Controversial Decision’ By K.J. Yossman, Variety · variety.com
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