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Andrew Stanton: The clues to a great story

Q: What is storytelling according to Andrew Stanton?

A: Storytelling is the same as joke telling because it's all about the punchline.

Q: What does Stanton say your job is as a storyteller?

A: Stanton says your job as a storyteller is to make the audience care, and engage them to find answers for themselves.

Q: What is one thing that Andrew says that you think can help you to create a good animation?

A: Creating a strongly defined and likable main character can help make a good animation.

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