Disney should release full cuts of every animated movie for their anniversaries
I want to see the pencil tests!!! Show me the concept art!! GIVE ME THE STORYBOARDS
@BoldickV when I release a new page. I uh, take a really good nap. Then do something I don't usually do for fun.
I have on going release days until the book is done.
(and the curiosity of what is stirring in peoples minds as I wait for comments that may or may not come) :P
the older Zelda games had distinctive "zoom regions" where the camera pulls in or out depending on how cramped or open the space was - independent of camera collision. Not only practical, the effect gives a cool cinematic and extra-polished kind of feel
Thirty five years ago today, The Little Mermaid was released. The film that kicked off the Disney Renaissance, this lovely musical from Disney Animation is so sweet and fun with its dazzling story, beautiful animation, memorable songs, and iconic characters.
Titan A.E. is a story we inherited by a previous director who worked on the film for at least one year with an enormous crew. They spent 30 million dollars, and shot not one frame of film. But that director's expenditure was applied to the total cost of the film. So we had to make a science fiction movie for 50 million dollars because the executives at Fox did not want to spend more than 80 million on the film. - Don
The phasing out of DVDs / rise of streaming culture is robbing us of all of the behind the scenes and bloopers footage. These things inspired A LOT of us to go into the arts and pursue working in the entertainment industry in any capacity.