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Art Director - Tia W. Kratter
Art Director - Bob Pauley
Casting - Ruth Lambert
Cinematographer - Sharon Calahan
Co-Director - Andrew Stanton
Composer (Music Score) - Randy Newman
Production Designer - William Cone
Screen Story - Joe Ranft
Screen Story - John Lasseter
Screen Story - Andrew Stanton
Sound/Sound Designer - Gary Rydstrom
Storyboard Artist - Pete Docter
Supervising Editor - Lee Unkrich
Visual Effects - William Joyce
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Magnificently rendered by the computer-graphics company Pixar (of Toy Story fame), scored by the always-spirited Randy Newman and starring a cavalcade of impressive voices, A Bug's Life is a high point in animated family fare. It's the kind of film adults enjoy as much as, if not more than, their preschool offspring. Even the fake "outtakes" following the film are hilarious: like much of the film's humor, they aim for a surprising level of sophistication. The creators use animation not just to put a child-friendly face on some normally creepy critters, but to go where live-action can't, creating a world of shapes, colors and sounds that couldn't be accomplished otherwise. A Bug's Life was released only months after the more adult-oriented Antz; it's been suggested that the success of these films might have ominous implications for the future of traditional, hand-drawn animation. But it's not simply the computer handiwork that makes A Bug's Life so impressive -- it's the creativity. ~ Matthew Doberman, Rovi
Randy Newman : Best Musical or Comedy Score - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sc, 1998
