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Stevenson and Hood Team Up on ‘Noah’s Ark’


March 22, 2013 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image
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Unified Pictures’ upcoming CG-animated feature Noah’s Ark has tapped director John Stevenson (Kung Fu Panda, Shrek) to exec producer and Cameron Hood (Megamind, First Flight) to co-direct the musical. Penned by Philip LaZebnik (The Prince of Egypt, Mulan, Pocahontas), the movie follows the famous Biblical tale from the point of [...]

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Lee’s ‘Adam and Dog’ Shines During Award Season


January 8, 2013 by Mercedes Milligan 2 Comments divider image
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Minkyu Lee discusses his Annie-winning, Oscar-nominated, Genesis-themed short Adam and Dog. Companionship between humans and animals is an oft-explored concept in the film world, no less in the animation realm. But one of this year’s Best Animated Short nominees seeks to breathe new life into an old trope: MInkyu Lee’s [...]

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Talking Turkey About Pocahontas


November 29, 2012 by Michael Mallory No Comments divider image
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Another Turkey Day has come and gone (save for the excess pounds) and this time the our yearly national celebration of the communion between the English settlers and the Native peoples of North America got me thinking of the only animated treatment of Chapter One in American history, Disney’s 1995 [...]

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Jennifer Lee to Co-Direct Disney’s ‘Frozen’


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Jennifer Lee will co-direct Disney’s 2013 animated feature Frozen with Chris Buck, the studio announced today. Billed as Disney’s 53rd full-length animated feature, Frozen is slated for a Nov. 27, 2013 release date. Lee, who has contributed to the film’s screenplay, is one of the writers of Disney’s animated hit [...]

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Disney’s ‘Wreck-It Ralph’ Set to Win B.O. Game


November 1, 2012 by Ramin Zahed 2 Comments divider image
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Inspired by many of our favorite videogames, Disney’s Wreck-It Ralph delivers a funny, original and heartwarming tale about an 8-bit bad guy in search of a new life. Nobody could have predicted that one of Disney Animation’s best features of the past few years would unfold in the world of [...]

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Academy Awakens ‘Sleeping Beauty’ in 70 MM


July 10, 2012 by Ramin Zahed No Comments divider image
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will screen the 1959 Disney classic Sleeping Beauty as part of its “The Last 70mm Film Festival” series on Monday, July 16, at 7:30 p.m. at the Academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills. The film will be introduced by acclaimed animator Andreas [...]

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Veteran Animator Glen Keane to Depart From Disney


March 24, 2012 by Ramin Zahed 7 Comments divider image
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Glen Keane, one of the leading animated talents of the past 40 years, announced on Friday that he is leaving Disney. Keane, whose many credits at the studio include The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin, played a key role in the animation revival of the 1990′s. He [...]

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‘Pocahontas,’ ‘Rescuers,’ ‘Aristocats’ Make Blu-ray Slate


March 16, 2012 by Thomas J. McLean 3 Comments divider image
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Pocahontas, The Rescuers and The Aristocats are among the classic Disney animated features coming to Blu-ray in 2012 as part of a year-long campaign to grow the studio’s high-definition catalog. Here are the animated films and their expected release dates: Treasure Planet Pocahontas The Rescuers Lady And The Tramp 2: [...]

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Eric Goldberg Teaches Master Class at Laguna College


March 2, 2012 by Ramin Zahed 1 Comment divider image
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Here’s some great news for anyone who would like to learn the art of animation from one of the top talents working in the field today, Eric Goldberg. The Laguna College of Art and Design is offering a special Animation Master Class from June 9 thru August 25th with Goldberg, [...]

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Pocahontas and The Mouse’s Gong Show


February 23, 2012 by Michael Mallory 1 Comment divider image
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Every aspect of creating an animated feature takes time, except, arguably, for one: the greenlighting of an idea. Back in the days when the Walt Disney Studio was just about the only game in town for animated features, it promoted an idea-pitching process known as “The Gong Show,” in which [...]

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