Who is credited as producer of Toy Story 5 in its marketing material?

Lindsey Collins is credited as the producer of Toy Story 5.

Collins is a longtime Pixar producer whose credits include major projects such as WALL-E, Finding Dory, and Turning Red. Her role on Toy Story 5 places her in charge of guiding the film’s production alongside director Andrew Stanton and co-director Kenna Harris. Marketing materials distinguish her producer credit from the film’s writing, directing, voice-cast, and music credits.

A common mix-up comes from the number of familiar Pixar names associated with the Toy Story franchise. Jonas Rivera produced earlier Pixar films, while Mark Nielsen is also a prominent Pixar production executive, but neither is the producer named for Toy Story 5’s marketing. Randy Newman, meanwhile, is credited with the original score rather than production.

Toy Story 5 continues Pixar’s central toys-and-childhood premise while introducing a conflict shaped by modern technology. Bonnie’s attention is drawn toward a tablet, forcing Woody’s old friends to confront what play means when screens compete with traditional toys. Collins’s production credit belongs to this new chapter, not to one of the earlier films.