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Ariel’s Song: Jodi Benson, a fortunate soul under the sea!
…the very first Little Mermaid movie, the one that started it all, and will travel with her all the way up to Ariel’s Beginning, the latest Mermaid production, just out… |
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Ariel’s Song: Jeanine Tesori and James Dooley, two fortunate composers under the sea!
…provided the most refined and colorful score to The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Beginning. Animated Views: Your arrival on The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Beginning was quite usual, wasn’t it? James Dooley:… |
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Ariel’s Song: Robert Reece, a fortunate writer under the sea!
In part two of our Little Mermaid interview series behind the sea-nes, Jeremie Noyer speaks to Ariel’s Beginning co-writer Robert Reece about writing for a mermaid! Where do stories come… |
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Ariel’s Song: Tony Pulham, a fortunate art director under the sea!
Jeremie Noyer continues his trip under the sea and behind the scenes for our exclusive Little Mermaid interview series. With the script on the page, it’s time to look at… |
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Get Enchanted! Chapter Three: Musical minstrels Alan Menken and Danny Troob!
…first Disney score for Little Mermaid? AM: Yes. I wanted to make sure that my pre-conception, musically, about the era of the music, would also coincide with what Kevin Lima… |
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The Princess And The Frog‘s Directors John Musker and Ron Clements take us to “the other side” of animation!
…movie since The Little Mermaid or Aladdin? JM: The essential techniques are quite similar. Mermaid was the last feature to use cells and have the characters painted with real, rather… |
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From Snow Queen to Pinocchio II: Robert Reece’s animated adventures in screenwriting
…again someday.” Reece was pleased that at least two of his projects reached completion: Cinderella III and The Little Mermaid III, renamed The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Beginning. Released in February… |
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Beauty And The Beast: 25th Anniversary Walt Disney Signature Collection
…The Little Mermaid that ultimately proves to be the new generation’s Snow White, the film where the artists set out to prove and push themselves, learning by mistakes, adapting technology… |
