Le Making-of de La Reine des Neiges II : Recherches, croquis, vidéos et autres anecdotes

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To have Elsa run across the Dark Sea in #Frozen2, Effects Animation collaborated closely with Layout and Animation early to simulate the ocean. This progression takes you through the stages of Layout, Animation, Effects and Lighting. #TechTuesday

Frozen Guy a écrit:Article super intéressant sur la conception de Lost in the Woods et d'Ahtohallan avec des interviews exclusives de Ritter, Matthews, Buck, Lee et des Lopez.
(Et la possibilité d'avoir une mini-série sur Agnarr et Iduna? Faites que ça arrive!)

https://www.laughingplace.com/w/articles/2020/01/30/frozen-ii-cast-and-crew-on-lost-in-the-woods-finding-ahtohallan-and-more/

This early animation test for #Frozen2 was one method utilized to discover how the Gale might interact with the characters. Animation, Effects Animation, and Technical Animation all worked closely together to create this test. #TechTuesday pic.twitter.com/9cv5GYIgVx

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There’s a reason that people can’t get the songs of Frozen and Frozen 2 out of their heads: Many of their tunes were inspired by the age-old practice of kulning, a traditional Scandinavian form of singing used for livestock herding. The journey from a literal cattle call to a pop song may seem like an odd one, but Frozen 2's highly awarded songwriting duo, Bobby Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, found thematic resonance in the idea of a voice from beyond beckoning Elsa away from her comfort zone. To celebrate the digital release of Frozen 2, the pair put on a special performance at Disney Animation Studios in Burbank, CA, and we had the opportunity to sit down with Bobby Lopez just before taking the stage. There, we ask the double EGOT honoree about creating a duet for Elsa with a mysterious voice kulning from beyond, the in-studio recording process for the cast, and the latest Oscar nominee “class photo,” which finds Bobby and Kristen dead center.