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Frank Walsh: On set with Prince Caspian’s Final Battle – The Beruna Bridge Sequence
…(prohibited because we had to guarantee returning the river to its original state). After much head scratching we proposed completely diverting the river temporary, to allow the bridge to be… |
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Bridge to Terabithia DVD press release
…inspired to write the Bridge to Terabithia novel for her son David. Today, David Paterson (The Great Gilly Hopkins) is an accomplished playwright, who co-wrote the Bridge to Terabithia screenplay… |
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Frank Walsh: Setting The World of Narnia
…through London on his way to meetings in Prague. Following this very brief meeting, the following weekend I was asked to again to see him, for a second interview. During… |
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Bridge to Terebithia production artwork
Ain’t It Cool News has collected an assortment of production artwork for the Disney/Walden Media adaptation of Bridge to Terebithia. The images reveal the designs of the creatures brought to… |
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Weta builds Bridge
Now playing at Yahoo! Movies, an exclusive featurette reveals an inside look behind the visual effects of Bridge to Terebithia. Crafting the film’s special effects were none other than the… |
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Press release: Anime Companion 2
…For More Information: Ms. Jaime Starling Stone Bridge Press www.stonebridge.com starling@stonebridge.com 510-558-7826 Check out Stone Bridge Press’ full-color 2005 catalog at its official website; receive the company’s newsletter at its… |
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Tinker Bell And The Lost Treasure: Troll Bridge (film clip)
Tinker Bell And The Lost Treasure is now available to order from Amazon.com [AMZ]B0024NSFZI[/AMZ]… |
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How Dean Wright and Wendy Rogers brought FX to Prince Caspian
…didn’t want to do that. We wanted the sequence to pull you right into the movie, into the drama. So, how do we make the character look and feel like… |
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Bob sets off for MIPCOM
…specials featuring the first of many of would-be detective Bob Screen‘s hapless attempts to solve crimes of the most ludicrous ilk… The intention is to expand the format to a… |
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Jonatha Brooke and Joel McNeely: the Pixie-Powered Music of Return To Neverland!
…and a bridge to help describe the last scene where Jane is finally understanding what she has to do to get back home, that she has to believe and she… |
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Great and Powerful concept artist Dawn Brown journeys to Oz!
…to combine into a new version. I built a 3D model of Victor’s bridge, adjusting it as needed to accommodate Tex’s balloon. I did a new illustration with the new… |
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“It’s been Dave Metzger all along” – the art of arranging WandaVision theme songs
…ensemble made him just the right person to turn to in order to bring an authentic, vintage flavor to all these songs, among which is the instant classic “Agatha All… |
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Secret Of The Wings
…own land, Tink wishes to return to the Winter Woods in order to meet a knowledgeable fairy who may be able to solve the mystery. She knows that the law… |
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The Transformers: The Complete First Season (25th Anniversary Edition)
…to sell the Hasbro toys. After the FCC repealed their ban on animated shows created to sell toys, Hasbro went into overdrive with shows featuring G.I. Joe, My Little Pony,… |
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Disney offers first look at Big Hero 6!
…Pictured in concept art, the high-tech city of San Fransokyo is home to brilliant robotics prodigy Hiro Hamada and his team of first-time crime fighters. Bridge To San Fransokyo –… |
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Birdman, Terabithia, and – finally – contest winners!
…Thomas from ET, and I wouldn’t have been surprised to see him in the Elliott role had that film been made today. I won’t harp on about this one too… |
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Anastasia: Family Fun Edition
…to stay purposefully serious in tone. Perhaps the basic story content is a little too tricky a subject to produce in a truly slick, mainstream animated musical form, though its… |
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Tony Bancroft balances the yin and the yang in directing Mulan
…has to give shape stylistically to his vision to his movie. But rarely are they invited to speak about their musical influences and how music drives them in their creative… |
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Frank Walsh: On set with Prince Caspian’s Final Battle
…became apparent that to have some logic, the only way to effectively achieve this was to build a rotating arm Trebuchet, which operated much akin to a windmill action, a… |
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Animated Con-versation: AN&V at Comic-Con 2008!
…be a neat idea to eventually meet up someday, and the notion of a mass visit to the San Diego Comic-Con, to put names, voices and real faces to the… |
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Get Enchanted! Chapter Three: Musical minstrels Alan Menken and Danny Troob!
…goes from Alan to a female singer, a lot more adjustments are going to have to be made. AV: What scene did you have the most fun to orchestrate? DT:… |
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Tangled : An Interview with Disney Designer Laurent Ben-Mimoun
…order to be able to do any kind of digital manipulation, they had to be scanned. It was a must to bypass this tedious process and to paint directly in… |
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A kind interview with the creators of The Boy, The Mole, The Fox And The Horse
…talked to me, gave me cups of tea and were very encouraging. And that attitude sounded deep into my psyche and soul. Now, fast forward to 2019, at the beginning,… |
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David Couchariere: from Blue Sky to DreamWorks, an Animated Career
…to me was now to transition to organic characters, with flesh and bones and fat in between, and get it all to feel natural. The fur too, was an important… |
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Bolt: Joe Moshier – one bold, Bolt designer!
…Wilson called Dinah. Then I went to Cal Arts from 1992 to ’94. After the second year, I felt ready to try to go out and see if I can… |
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A tribute to X. Atencio
…little soldiers climbing up into the toy box. On Babes In Toyland, we did the toys. There again, we worked with T. Hee designing the toys. And then these toys… |
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The BFG
…the Cold War thriller Bridge Of Spies, one of his “personal films” largely taken on as a favor to star Tom Hanks and expected to be a lower grosser, turned… |
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Elstree 1976
…convention circuit. It’s a fascinating concept, to talk to the many people who we have seen in the film but would never recognise and bring them to the fore for… |
