. @3blue1brown with thoughtful remarks on team versus individual creative work https://www.patreon.com/posts/update-19257391 …pic.twitter.com/v6VseLmUMf
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Agreed. I still don't know how Pixar does it, not just once but consistently. My suspicion is that behind such personal-feeling group-efforts there is a key thought-leader such that the organization is more an extension of one mind than it is a hivemind.
My reading is that there’s usually one person who integrates. But often the core creative ideas may be coming from others.
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There is a nice bit in one of William Goldman’s books where he talks about a very lengthy discussion between him (the screenwriter), the director (I forget who), and Laurence Ollivier (the lead). Ollivier wanted to change part of _one line_ in the script. They had…
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… a very lengthy discussion about why, what the character motivations were, lots of detailed back and forth, for perhaps 1 second of screen time. And all three would have carried that conversation forward, integrated into their understanding.
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