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This is pretty much what we've all estimated already. It's a ridiculously short schedule. I hope the crew can stay on for Big Hero 6.

There's nothing worse than working 7 days a week, only to be laid off after all the hard work.

Always hate to hear about overworked schedules like that. They should just delay it. overstressed animators isnt going to help the quality of the film or of their own lives.

robster16 wrote:

PatrickvD wrote:I wonder what the Dutch title will be. Tangled was changed to Rapunzel (both Dutch and English language versions of the film were called 'Rapunzel'). I wouldn't put it past them to call it 'The Snow Queen'. Or De Sneeuw Koningin if they do go with Dutch.

If they have to use a dutch word as the title then maybe "Vorst" might be a good translation, which both stands for frost and royal leader, even though it's the male equivalent. Otherwise de Sneeuw Koningin wouldnt be too bad as most people here know and love the fairytale!

I actually really like that! Or something like 'Vorstelijk'.

I have a feeling the title will be the Duch equivalent of 'The Snow Queen' though. However, they might slightly change it, since 'Tangled' was called 'Rapunzel' here, even though the Dutch name for Rapunzel (the character) was Raponsje.

I guess we'll have to wait to find out

While I'm pretty much over the whole Tangled/Rapunzel thing by now (as in, at this point my brain associates "Tangled' with the film), it's still a little irritating about the fact that international countries get the "real" title. And now that they're doing it again with "The Ice Queen" (which I personally like better than "the Snow Queen"), it's kind of bringing up old feelings of "DAMMIT DISNEY!"

Say "Ice Queen" five times fast and it sounds like you're saying "ice cream" in a little baby voice

I have practically gotten used to the title being Frozen.I believe its kinda of making a moutain out of a molehill because of the change in title.

SWillie! wrote:Say "Ice Queen" five times fast and it sounds like you're saying "ice cream" in a little baby voice.

Interesting observation.

Paul Briggs wrote:A reindeer visited the studio today for reference for Frozen. She was fun to draw but sadly she shed both of her antlers during the visit. Here are my sketches of her:

http://pbcbstudios.com/Paul/sketches_183.jpg
http://pbcbstudios.com/Paul/sketches_184.jpg
http://pbcbstudios.com/Paul/sketches_185.jpg

Source: http://pbcbstudios.blogspot.com/2013/03 ... tches.html

Sotiris wrote:

Paul Briggs wrote:A reindeer visited the studio today for reference for Frozen. She was fun to draw but sadly she shed both of her antlers during the visit. Here are my sketches of her:

http://pbcbstudios.com/Paul/sketches_183.jpg
http://pbcbstudios.com/Paul/sketches_184.jpg
http://pbcbstudios.com/Paul/sketches_185.jpg

Source: http://pbcbstudios.blogspot.com/2013/03 ... tches.html

So glad to see that they're using actual animals as reference, just like they did in Lion King and Bambi

Seriously Sotiris, where do you find this stuff???

Thanks!

Lovely work and probably a whole lot of fun for the crew.

OMG !

Am i the only one to be so shocked they start drawing Sven ONLY NOW !!!!!!! ?????

PatrickvD wrote:Seriously Sotiris, where do you find this stuff???

Thanks!

Lovely work and probably a whole lot of fun for the crew.

There are quite a few posts about this on Twitter even from Jennifer Lee among others.

Edthehyena wrote:Am i the only one to be so shocked they start drawing Sven ONLY NOW !!!!!!! ?????

Actually, that was the only thing I've thought.... NOW they're doing the reference research??!!
I want to think that Sven is a very very secondary character, and now they're getting into his sequences but...
I still think it's very strange. The visual references usually are taken in the pre-production stage of any animated film :/

WonderNeverOz wrote:
So glad to see that they're using actual animals as reference, just like they did in Lion King and Bambi

When have they not used an actual reference for an animal?

When have they not used an actual reference for an animal?

Home on the Range?

RyGuy wrote:Home on the Range?

Actually, they did that for Home on the Range as well.

Sotiris wrote:

RyGuy wrote:Home on the Range?

Actually, they did that for Home on the Range as well.

True. I really think they do it with all animals. Unless the animals are anthropomorphic to the degree of characters like Chicken Little or Robin Hood.

Also, it's not so weird that they're doing this now. I mean, yes the character design is locked, but animation is starting now, so they need movement reference now, not a year ago.

Here some pieces of recent conversation from twitter, Bobby speaks about the Elsa character with a worried friend of his, Liz, and what he says is comforting....

Elizabeth Garland @THE_LizGarland 13 Mars

Hoping the title character in "Frozen" is a true stereotype of an "ice queen" & intimidating/mysterious as the original novel!


Robert Lopez @lopezbobby 13 Mars

Our story is a big departure (as you can tell from the synopsis) but the character is still mysterious and icy.

Edthehyena wrote:Here some pieces of recent conversation from twitter, Bobby speaks about the Elsa character with a worried friend of his, Liz, and what he says is comforting....

Elizabeth Garland @THE_LizGarland 13 Mars

Hoping the title character in "Frozen" is a true stereotype of an "ice queen" & intimidating/mysterious as the original novel!


Robert Lopez @lopezbobby 13 Mars

Our story is a big departure (as you can tell from the synopsis) but the character is still mysterious and icy.

Well, I hope so, because from the only image Elsa we've seen, I can only image another friend of Tinker Bell... =(

I agree. That character didn't look "mysterious" in any way.