5 Things You'll Learn in 'The Story of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic'

Behind the scenes footage of the Oscar - winning animation movie "The Frozen Story: Making Disney Animation Classics" will debut at ABC on September 2 at 8 PM. ET, there are many things that fans are looking forward to

John Lasseter of "Iceland" star, Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Jonathan Groff, Songwriter Robert Lopez, and Executive Producer, and Disney Animation Chief Creative Officer, and film producer and director Kristen Anderson - Lopez Disney, parent company ABC News has lots of news on this movie. Producer Paul Del Vecho Offers ABC News Preview

1. No one expects movie monsters to succeed. The team of "Frozen" always knows that the movie is special, but I do not expect it to be the fifth highest movie ever. "It ended through its own life," Delvicho shouted. "This is very exciting!"

2. New technology required by the movie: One reason why "Frozen" has such a strange effect on the audience is due to its appearance. For example, snowy scenery needs special skills, Walt Disney Animation Studio creates movies. "I want to make sure that the character does not walk on the white side, I want to interact with the snow," he says. "We tend to promote the development of art based on the success of previous movies [including entangled ones]."

3. This is built on the old theme. Yes, "Frozen" is different from the previous Disney cartoon movie, but there is also a familiar metaphor. However, the film processes them in slightly different ways. He said, "We really want to put it on our head - the love of love at first sight, or the concept of prince charming." "We ask them what kind of movies do you want to see today?" It was. They could not put these girls on the pedestal. They have real problems and real problems as we do in real life.

4. "Let It Go" created the theme of the movie. "This is a very powerful song, in order to make this song and the theme proper, we eventually reworked a considerable movie," Del Vecho told about the wonderful sound of the movie. The national anthem "My favorite thing is to make different explanations why all the people who heard it meet me and why they touch them."

5. You will understand about future projects: "frozen" series is still in progress (the "frozen" story on the ongoing Broadway show and ABC is coming to "Hwang Fei"), Walt Disney Animation Studio is finishing the last round of the latest movie "The Big Hero Six" at the moment. This TV series will debut at the scene of the movie. "We really touched on our own pace, talked about the truth, trusted and told a sincere story," Delvicho said.

Disney Classic is produced by Walt Disney Animation Studio - an annual close - up cartoon mainly annually. It began with Snow White, and Walt Disney re-secured his house, the most expensive animated film ever made. Since Snow White, Disney Animation Studios (most years) has released an animated movie, Disney's classic. The most recent one is iced romance

"Frozen" is a 3D animation produced by Walt Disney Animation Studio, and Disney Pictures released in 2013 as the 12th film of the Disney Princess franchise. That is the first time they have become 12 and 1 3rd princesses. It is roughly based on the Andersen fairy tale "The Queen of Snow". Freezing was a deep idea of ​​Walt Disney, and it was passed early in the Disney Princess movie. However, it was not until 2011 that Jennifer Lee, one of the co-directors of Ice and Snow, announced articles approved in the studio in 2011. Even though I think Cinderella, Ariel, Jasmine, Teana's character designer, Mark Hen as a director's animator, and Robert Lopez as their composer and composer, critics plot a lot of loopholes in the movie Still a huge business success, its cumulative global box office revenue is about $ 1.3 billion, $ 400

Is there anything special about freezing? That is not the case (actually it is not) except that it is the first Disney cartoon movie (cooperative) that women starring (Hollywood animation industry is famous for the lack of female director and whisper about John Lasset's continuous harassment Hold talent). Nevertheless, "Frozen" is fun and cleverly made, has a wonderful character design that is great for selling items and earning a lot of money. "Collie" shows that Disney made Pixar the biggest box office in the animation industry.