DisneyPixar

Disney Pixar, often stylized as Disney•Pixar, is the brand used for computer-animated feature films produced by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. It operates as a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company. The Disney Pixar branding was established after Disney completed its acquisition of Pixar Animation Studios in 2006, and it continues to release films produced by Pixar from its Emeryville, California studio, with distribution handled by Disney.

The collaboration between Pixar and Disney began in the 1990s, culminating in a full acquisition in 2006. Pixar projects are conceived and animated by the Pixar team, while Disney handles distribution, marketing, and global release. Following the acquisition, John Lasseter served as Chief Creative Officer for both Pixar and Disney Animation, guiding the creative direction of many projects under the Disney Pixar banner.

Disney Pixar has produced numerous influential and commercially successful animated features, including Toy Story, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, WALL-E, Up, Inside Out, Coco, and Soul. The studio’s films have received multiple Academy Awards, including several wins for Best Animated Feature, and have become staples in mainstream animation, popular culture, and international markets.

In addition to feature films, Disney Pixar has expanded into short films, television specials, and theme park attractions, contributing to merchandising and multimedia projects. The collaboration between Pixar and Disney is widely recognized for advancing computer-generated animation techniques and storytelling in modern cinema.