Who edited Toy Story 5?

Jennifer Jew edited Toy Story 5. Her credit appears in the film’s production information and in the Toy Story franchise’s main-film crew table.

Film editing shapes the finished story from animated scenes, dialogue recordings, music, sound effects, and visual effects. In animation, the editor works throughout production rather than simply assembling photographed footage after filming. That makes the editor an important partner in pacing jokes, action, emotional turns, and character reactions.

Toy Story 5 continues Pixar’s long-running series but changes its central pressure: Bonnie’s toys face competition from a frog-shaped smart tablet called Lilypad, nicknamed Lily. The movie was directed by Andrew Stanton and co-directed by Kenna Harris, while Randy Newman returned for the score. A common mix-up is choosing an earlier Toy Story editor, such as Ken Schretzmann or Axel Geddes; those names are associated with previous installments, not the fifth film.