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How ‘Wild Robot’ Director Chris Sanders Returned to Animation, Challenged the Medium and Made His Best Film Yet. Pro Available to WrapPRO members. The director of “Lilo & Stitch” and ...

Chris Sanders is a one-of-a-kind artist ... Katzenberg invited Sanders to DreamWorks Animation. Sanders started working on what would eventually become “The Croods,” noodling on an idea ...

It was everything Sanders wanted: subtle, emotional, and character-driven. “Sometimes when I see a property like this, I actually get a little bit anxious, because I feel like I know what to do ...

When director Chris Sanders decided to take on The Wild Robot, the script had been at DreamWorks Animation for a few years. In what he deems to be a stroke of luck, Sanders came in at the perfect ...

Director Chris Sanders, production designer Raymond Zibach, and VFX supervisor Jeff Budsberg tell IndieWire about hand-painting their sci-fi adventure to get an impressionistic 2D look. “Up to ...

to help the other artists understand and replicate Sanders' unique approach to 2D animation on "Lilo & Stitch." " They went through this whole process of codifying exactly what makes Chris ...

While most people woke up very early for the Oscar nomination announcements this morning, Chris Sanders watched the ... fell in love with when I first saw animation, and all the reasons I got ...

The filmmakers talk us through how they approached this adaptation, the importance of finding the right voice cast, and what it is about animation they think resonates with people. Chris also ...

In writer-director Chris Sanders’ adaptation of Peter Brown’s books, a shipment of household robots goes awry and one of them — ROZZUM Unit 7134, or “Roz” for short — washes up on a ...

Chris Sanders also directed “How to Train Your Dragon” (DreamWorks Animation) That kind of passion certainly helped get the movie done quicker. It was produced in just three years, a mind ...

Everything that Chris Sanders draws is heavier at the bottom ... It becomes a lot more like traditional animation in a 3D space, where they’re having to go pose to pose and sculpt that edit.