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Mickey Mouse Animated Short “‘O Sole Minnie” Just Released

The latest Mickey Mouse Animated Short “‘O Sole Minnie” was just released by Disney. It features a wonderful story of Mickey Mouse courtship of Minnie Mouse in the beautiful Venice Italy. Plus there are a couple surprise cameos to keep an eye out for including… Read More »Mickey Mouse Animated Short “‘O Sole Minnie” Just Released

Disney Animation Opens Tumblr

Walt Disney Animation Studios has opened a tumblr blog with gems like this featuring Sven from Frozen but also cool fan art and some jazzy animated gifs. It’s a bit thin right now, but hopefully this will grow into a cool place to get an… Read More »Disney Animation Opens Tumblr

New Trailer for Disney’s Frozen debuts

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The first real trailer for Disney’s Frozen indicates it is going to be a bit goofy.

There’s nothing wrong with goofy humor. Disney has never lost money by packing in the laughs. That said, I hope we’re also going to be served a great story with heart-felt moments. You can see hints of them above, but we’ll have to wait and see. Read More »New Trailer for Disney’s Frozen debuts

Jay Leno at 2013 Pixar Motorcade

Late night talk show host Jay Leno has a thing for cars. Those who live in Burbank have grown accustom to seeing Leno driving around in anything from a steam powered car to a classic roadster. As part of his YouTube channel dedicated to the… Read More »Jay Leno at 2013 Pixar Motorcade

New Frozen Poster Reveals Movies Humorous Side

Disney has released a new poster for it’s next animated feature – Frozen. In it you see some early evidence of how much humor the movie will have.

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Keep an eye out for the new trailer, debuting online 9/26. “Frozen” is in theaters in 3D on November 27, 2013

More notes on the film below the jump:

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Disney testing Second Screen App with The Little Mermaid Re-Release

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It’s safe to say that movie studios feel under siege these days. Poor box office performances from supposed blockbusters, more families downloading movies and watching them at home, and competition for attention with that omnipresent handheld internet device are challenges that any studio must overcome to survive. The Walt Disney Studios is not giving in easily and has announced a new experience where animation fans can join a new interactive theatrical event for the whole family: “Second Screen Live: The Little Mermaid.”

Beginning September 20, this beloved musical adventure returns to select theaters for a special limited engagement, only this time viewers are encouraged to become a part of the story. This unique engagement marks the debut of Disney Second Screen Live, a new second-screen technology that allows audiences to engage with the film, each other and their fellow audience members.

By simply downloading the free “Second Screen Live: The Little Mermaid App” to an Apple iPad or iPad mini and bringing their Mermaid-loaded devices to participating theaters, fans and families can interact with the film, play games, find hidden treasure, sing along, and compete with the audience for the chance to win great prizes!

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Intervention Convention in Rockville, MD

Friend of the blog Onezumi is an organizor of Intervention, a visionary combination of educational conference, art exhibition, and gaming convention that returns to Rockville, MD this Aug. 23-25, 2013 for its fourth year. Its goal? To Intervene and Inspire the whole family to take advantage of what they can do with creativity and technology. Many guest speakers will attend – and, in keeping with the convention’s focus all of the guests are creators who have made a name for themselves by using the Internet to build their fan base. Sounds like something I would love.

This year new guest speakers include Mark Frauenfelder, the founder of the incredibly popular online site BoingBoing and Editor-in-Chief of MAKE magazine; Ex-Disney / Nickelodeon animator Raul Aguirre, Jr. also joins the event from the Man vs. Art podcast; Paul Sabourin of the music group “Paul and Storm” will be on panels and workshops; and Pete Abrams of the popular webcomic Sluggy Freelance returns along with numerous other art and comics professionals.
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