Has john lasseter directed other pixar films?

John Lasseter is best known for directing the 1995 animated feature Toy Story, the first feature‑length computer‑animated film. After that project, Lasseter served as Pixar’s chief creative officer, overseeing the studio’s entire film slate and related projects, but he did not take the director’s chair on subsequent releases. His role evolved into a broader creative leadership position, guiding the studio’s vision while other directors—such as Andrew Stanton, Lee Unkrich, and Pete Docter—steered the individual films. Therefore, based on available evidence, Lasseter’s directorial work at Pixar is limited to Toy Story.

While he remains a pivotal figure in Pixar’s history and still contributes to the studio’s creative direction, he has not directed any other Pixar feature films. He has, however, directed other projects outside of Pixar, such as the 2006 feature film "The Invention of Lying" and the 2019 short film "The Blue Umbrella".

Because the evidence does not explicitly list any additional Pixar films he directed, we cannot confirm his directorial involvement beyond Toy Story. Further research would be required to verify any lesser‑known projects or uncredited work.