Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2017 7:13:10 GMT
Not long now Frozen fans for 'Frozen 2' to arrive and take its rightful place as the most successful animated and Disney sequel of all time!! A lot of experts on shows like 'Sunrise' and 'Studio 10' have been saying 'Frozen 2' is not just expected to be a big hit but with the 'Frozen' fanbase even bigger than it was when the first movie came out it will go way over 'Frozen' in box office says and could be looking at making over $2 billion worldwide at the box office slaughtering every movie in sight in 2019!!! Everybody I know can't wait to see it and to tie us over until 'Frozen 2' arrives we have 'Olaf's Frozen Adventure.' 
Disney Featurette ‘Olaf’s Frozen Adventure’ Is a Bridge to ‘Frozen 2’
The 21-minute featurette, which opens in front of "Coco," explores family and tradition as a setup for the upcoming "Frozen 2."
There’s an interesting continuity going on in the Disney “Frozen” world. In the “Frozen Fever” short (2015), Elsa (Idina Menzel) catches cold and nearly ruins the birthday party for Anna (Kristen Bell). And, in “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure,” which opens in front of Pixar’s “Coco” (a first for Disney), there are no holiday traditions to embrace during their first Christmas together, also thanks to Elsa’s curse.
Clearly, there are emotional loose ends being tied up between the sibling princesses, which will presumably allow them to be better prepared to confront whatever threat awaits them in “Frozen 2” (November 27, 2009).
WHEN WE’RE TOGETHER –Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” features four all-new original songs, including “When We’re Together”—a song in which Kristoff, Anna, Elsa and Olaf realize that being together with loved ones is the best part of the holiday season. Featuring the voices of Jonathan Groff, Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel and Josh Gad, “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” opens in front of Disney•Pixar’s original feature “Coco” in U.S. theaters on Nov. 22, 2017. ©2017 Disney. All Rights Reserved.
“Olaf’s Frozen Adventure”
Meanwhile, Olaf (Josh Gad) continues to evolve as the child-like snowman in the 21-minute featurette (originally intended as an ABC holiday special). But with its eye-popping animation and emphasis on family and tradition, “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” makes the perfect opener for “Coco,” which embraces similar thematic territory during Día de los Muertos.
Prep & Landing for Olaf
With Anna and Elsa at a loss for resurrecting Christmas in the palace, Olaf goes on a mission to borrow the best traditions from Arendelle. The result is a rollicking musical spectacle with four new original songs by Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson (“Between the Lines”).
Directed by the Emmy-winning team of Stevie Wermers-Skelton & Kevin Deters (“Prep & Landing”) and produced by Oscar winner Roy Conli (“Big Hero 6”) “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” definitely offered more to play with at 21 minutes.
SO THIS IS WHAT HEAT FEELS LIKE -- In Walt Disney Animation Studios’ 21-minute featurette “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure,” Olaf’s merry mission to find the best holiday traditions is told in part through the original song “That Time of Year.” Featuring four new original songs written by Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson, “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” opens in front of Disney•Pixar’s original feature “Coco” in U.S. theaters on Nov. 22, 2017. ©2017 Disney. All Rights Reserved.
“Olaf’s Frozen Adventure”
“Olaf is maturing and becoming more self aware,” said Deters. “And just being a kid at Christmas time, the spectacle of it all helped ground him and realize that he has no traditions or knowledge of what’s going on.”
Even though the “Frozen Christmas” filmmakers were part of the Story Trust on “Frozen,” they still had to cope with how many rules were part of the “Frozen” world. Still, nothing was too hard and fast as long as it served the narrative. “I think the nice thing that Stevie and Kevin were able to do was craft that emotion about Olaf wanting to ensure [Anna and Elsa’s] happiness,” said Conli.
And the “Frozen” team offered some valuable assistance. “[Director] Jenn [Lee] came up with this gag for Elsa, where she opens a box filled with satin gloves,” said Wermers-Skelton.
New Snow
Added Conli: “The sets and costumes were new and all the characters had to be revised. The wonderful thing about doing that is that the look actually improves. We also did a lot of subsurface scattering for the snow, which required a lot of light bounce.”
OLD TRADITIONS – In Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure,” Anna and Elsa realize that they have no traditions of their own—or do they? Directed by Stevie Wermers-Skelton and Kevin Deters, the team behind the Emmy®-winning television special “Prep & Landing,” “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” opens in front of Disney•Pixar’s original feature “Coco” in U.S. theaters on Nov. 22, 2017. ©2017 Disney. All Rights Reserved.
“Olaf’s Frozen Adventure”
Speaking of snow, Mike Giaimo, the production designer who provides continuity on all of the “Frozen” movie projects, said the look of the snow here was very different. “Overall, this show probably has more of a romantic feel than ‘Frozen’ for many reasons. The season, for one, sets the tone. And in ‘Frozen,’ all of the snow in Elsa’s ice magic was on the extreme side. But here they wanted beautiful snowfall.”
www.indiewire.com/2017/11/olafs-frozen-adventure-disney-short-frozen-2-1201899903/
Disney Featurette ‘Olaf’s Frozen Adventure’ Is a Bridge to ‘Frozen 2’
The 21-minute featurette, which opens in front of "Coco," explores family and tradition as a setup for the upcoming "Frozen 2."
There’s an interesting continuity going on in the Disney “Frozen” world. In the “Frozen Fever” short (2015), Elsa (Idina Menzel) catches cold and nearly ruins the birthday party for Anna (Kristen Bell). And, in “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure,” which opens in front of Pixar’s “Coco” (a first for Disney), there are no holiday traditions to embrace during their first Christmas together, also thanks to Elsa’s curse.
Clearly, there are emotional loose ends being tied up between the sibling princesses, which will presumably allow them to be better prepared to confront whatever threat awaits them in “Frozen 2” (November 27, 2009).
WHEN WE’RE TOGETHER –Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” features four all-new original songs, including “When We’re Together”—a song in which Kristoff, Anna, Elsa and Olaf realize that being together with loved ones is the best part of the holiday season. Featuring the voices of Jonathan Groff, Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel and Josh Gad, “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” opens in front of Disney•Pixar’s original feature “Coco” in U.S. theaters on Nov. 22, 2017. ©2017 Disney. All Rights Reserved.
“Olaf’s Frozen Adventure”
Meanwhile, Olaf (Josh Gad) continues to evolve as the child-like snowman in the 21-minute featurette (originally intended as an ABC holiday special). But with its eye-popping animation and emphasis on family and tradition, “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” makes the perfect opener for “Coco,” which embraces similar thematic territory during Día de los Muertos.
Prep & Landing for Olaf
With Anna and Elsa at a loss for resurrecting Christmas in the palace, Olaf goes on a mission to borrow the best traditions from Arendelle. The result is a rollicking musical spectacle with four new original songs by Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson (“Between the Lines”).
Directed by the Emmy-winning team of Stevie Wermers-Skelton & Kevin Deters (“Prep & Landing”) and produced by Oscar winner Roy Conli (“Big Hero 6”) “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” definitely offered more to play with at 21 minutes.
SO THIS IS WHAT HEAT FEELS LIKE -- In Walt Disney Animation Studios’ 21-minute featurette “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure,” Olaf’s merry mission to find the best holiday traditions is told in part through the original song “That Time of Year.” Featuring four new original songs written by Elyssa Samsel and Kate Anderson, “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” opens in front of Disney•Pixar’s original feature “Coco” in U.S. theaters on Nov. 22, 2017. ©2017 Disney. All Rights Reserved.
“Olaf’s Frozen Adventure”
“Olaf is maturing and becoming more self aware,” said Deters. “And just being a kid at Christmas time, the spectacle of it all helped ground him and realize that he has no traditions or knowledge of what’s going on.”
Even though the “Frozen Christmas” filmmakers were part of the Story Trust on “Frozen,” they still had to cope with how many rules were part of the “Frozen” world. Still, nothing was too hard and fast as long as it served the narrative. “I think the nice thing that Stevie and Kevin were able to do was craft that emotion about Olaf wanting to ensure [Anna and Elsa’s] happiness,” said Conli.
And the “Frozen” team offered some valuable assistance. “[Director] Jenn [Lee] came up with this gag for Elsa, where she opens a box filled with satin gloves,” said Wermers-Skelton.
New Snow
Added Conli: “The sets and costumes were new and all the characters had to be revised. The wonderful thing about doing that is that the look actually improves. We also did a lot of subsurface scattering for the snow, which required a lot of light bounce.”
OLD TRADITIONS – In Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure,” Anna and Elsa realize that they have no traditions of their own—or do they? Directed by Stevie Wermers-Skelton and Kevin Deters, the team behind the Emmy®-winning television special “Prep & Landing,” “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” opens in front of Disney•Pixar’s original feature “Coco” in U.S. theaters on Nov. 22, 2017. ©2017 Disney. All Rights Reserved.
“Olaf’s Frozen Adventure”
Speaking of snow, Mike Giaimo, the production designer who provides continuity on all of the “Frozen” movie projects, said the look of the snow here was very different. “Overall, this show probably has more of a romantic feel than ‘Frozen’ for many reasons. The season, for one, sets the tone. And in ‘Frozen,’ all of the snow in Elsa’s ice magic was on the extreme side. But here they wanted beautiful snowfall.”
www.indiewire.com/2017/11/olafs-frozen-adventure-disney-short-frozen-2-1201899903/
