Andrew Stanton Highlights

2008: Co-wrote and directed, "WALL-E"; earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay
2003: Solo directing debut, "Finding Nemo"; also voiced several characters; was Pixar's highest-grossing film at the time
2001: Executive produced and co-wrote, "Monsters, Inc."
1999: Collaborated on the screenplay for "Toy Story 2"; also voiced Emperor Zurg
1998: Made directing debut as co-director of "A Bug's Life"
1995: Credited as a co-screenwriter and character developer for "Toy Story"
1990: Joined Pixar Animation Studios, as the company’s ninth employee and second animator
First job in animation was at Kroyer Films
Worked on the well-received shorts, "Surprise" and "Light and Heavy"