In 1974, an eccentric millionaire by the name of Alexander Schure founded the New York Institute of Technology's Computer Graphics Lab. Housed in a one-hundred-year-old pink mansion in Long Island, the lab made large advances in digital paint, animation, and attempted to create the first computer-animated film twice in its lifetime. Kickstarting Pixar, creating the alpha channel, and creating art with every new tool they could muster, this is the story of the forbidden pink house in Long Island.

This documentary goes into depth about the story of the lab with firsthand accounts of the incredible animators who pioneered computer animation.

The soundtrack features 34 cues of music, making it the largest project I've ever worked on.