Hey guys and gals, check out the first behind the scenes look at the film I've been working on "The Princess and the Frog." These interviews show the excitement brewing inside the studio as we look to release our first hand drawn feature in a long while. Check it out for yourself! Oh and my buddies make a few cameos Erik, Mario, and Joe!
There is something so exciting about seeing rough animation, hearing flipping paper as I walk through the halls, seeing final color shots come in, I hope you can get a glimpse of what it's been like around here...very inspiring!
http://www.awntv.com/videos/the-princess-and-the-frog-featurette
Oh and I've started posting on my new blog...
jeremyspears.blogspot.com
posted by Jeremy Spears at 8:33 AM
8 Comments:
Oh man! Awesome ! Thanks for sharing.
Yah pretty exciting, it begins! again
Hi Jeremy, are you working with Randy Cartwright? If so please send my regards (Eddie Dickens and the Awful End). Glad you are doing well. I will be on a panel at Comic Con, Friday at 2:00 I think, for illustrators (costume, production, story). I am currently working on a remake of The Incredible Mr. Limpet at Warner Bros. as a story artist. Lunch sometime? Phil and Brian are next door at Universal.
Best,
Traditional Animation Rules! Can't wait to see this film. Thanks for posting this!!!!
Hey Jeremy! Rik Strickland with Gander Publishing here. I search for you periodically to see what you are doing and what you are working on. Great to see that you are active in the animation! Let me know if they need any voice-over work...I work cheap and SLO isn't that far away! Take care.
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