tonight a conversation with , now winner ed catmull president of disney animation as well as pixar. he has written a new tome called "creativity, inc." then we will pivot to a conversation with oscar-winning actress marlee matlin about her new hit series "switched at birth." we are glad you joined us for those conversations coming up. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: has earned five academy content well as excellence. ands president of pixar disney animation. he has written a new tome called "creativity, inc." togives us insight in how harness and achieve goals. i should start with congratulations. i think we saw the news about the ultimate success of frozen. >> it became the highest selling animated film of all time. tavis: beat your own record. >> beat toy story three. tavis: how does that feel? how does it feel to be the guy on the team since the beginning, and i think americans know the names of these other guys more than your name. >> i feel awkward being at the center of attention. i love solving the problems of having group

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