Disney to develop animated feature directed by Filipina American

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Disney to develop animated feature directed by Filipina American
Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Josie Trinidad, head of story for “Ralph Breaks the Internet.”
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Disney and Pixar veteran Josie Trinidad one of four filmmakers appointed to work on upcoming original features

ON Tuesday, October 1, Walt Disney Animation Studios named four new directors to helm upcoming original theatrical features for the studio, including Filipina American filmmaker Josie Trinidad.

Trinidad began as a Story Trainee at Walt Disney Animation Studios in 2004 after graduating from the CalArts Character Animation program. Since then, Trinidad has worked on a number of Disney and Pixar features, serving as a story artist on “Tangled,” ”Wreck-It Ralph” and “The Princess and the Frog.”

She’s also served as head of story on “Ralph Breaks the Internet” and co-head of story on “Zootopia.”

In addition to extensive work as a story artist and animator, Trinidad also provided the voices of Dharma Armadillo in “Zootopia” and Jubileena Bing Bing in “Wreck-It Ralph.”

In July, Trinidad was accepted as a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

Trinidad joins fellow directors Carlos Lopez Estrada, Suzi Yoonessi and Marc Smith, the latter of whom is also a veteran of the studio.

Walt Disney Animation Studios’ announcement coincides with Chief Creative Officer Jennifer Lee’s efforts to foster a diverse and inclusive team of animators and directors.

“We aim to have Walt Disney Animation Studios serve as the premier home for filmmakers interested in telling engaging stories within the limitless animation medium,” Lee wrote in a statement.

“Carlos and Suzi are two incredible, inventive filmmakers who have both received acclaim for their work. Josie and Marc, master, lead story artists, have been instrumental in shaping such films as ‘Zootopia’ and ‘Frozen,’” she continued. “We are so thrilled to have these four talented artists join our 96-year-old studio as directors and help us build the stories of our future — adventures in completely original worlds, stories from around the globe and the next generation of musicals.” 

https://www.asianjournal.com/features/people/disney-to-develop-animated-feature-directed-by-filipina-american/

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Tupallo avatar
Tupallo(@tupallo)
3 years ago

It’s time for a Papuan Disney Princess!

helena
helena
Reply to  Tupallo
3 years ago

Tupallo avatar Tupallo

Didn’t disney make a Polynesian movie with the rock? 

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Tupallo(@tupallo)
Reply to  helena
3 years ago

@helena Yes,Moana but Papuans are not Polynesians..

helena
helena
Reply to  Tupallo
3 years ago

@tupallo 

Disney will eventually make a movie about Papuans.

Disney made a movie about Madagascar, alladin and Wakanda. So you know it’s coming. 

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Prau123(@prau123)
Reply to  helena
3 years ago

@helena

People of Papuan or Animals of Papuan? When it’s come to animation, they do either one or the other but rarely ever both as the main characters.  It only make sense that the animals should only be able to talk to other animals while humans should only be able to talk other humans.

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