Stitch's Grandfather
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And I'm actually a little concerned that Disney does not know how to make good content any more.
And perhaps counterintuitively, cutting out a ton of process, rewrites, reshoots, etc. will not only drive down costs but potentially improve quality. Disney may have too many cooks in the kitchen, stifling young talent.
If I were an exec in the Disney Animation space, I would try to understand current bottlenecks and if overhead/process are helping in any way. There's probably entire layers of that org that could be eliminated and not only would nothing be lost, things would improve.
Looking at the original storyboards for Wish, it seems like the most interesting aspects of the story were whittled away by timid beancounting execs. What was the cost to make all the changes from the leaked storyboards to the final product? And did those changes help in any way?