#Josie Trinidad

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[tangledbea]

Do you know what this scene was meant to be? It seems like a variant of the tunnels scene but it feels a bit more romantic.

I do think it was a variant of the tunnel escape. I'd love to know what they were talking about, but it seems like she's describing the "floating lights" and what she loves about them.

It doesn't seem more romantic to me, though, because it hits a lot of the same beats as the movie:

[thelonelystarbuckslovers]

Zootopia (2016)

"Life isn't some cartoon musical where you sing a little song and all your insipid dreams magically come true. So let it go."

[thenerdsofcolor]

'Zootopia+' Cast and Crew on Revisiting Menagerie City Through Multiple Genres and Hilarious Adventures

‘Zootopia+’ Cast and Crew on Revisiting Menagerie City Through Multiple Genres and Hilarious Adventures

Disney+ is all about nostalgia. While it is a streaming service where you can see some of your favorite Disney classics, it is also a place that serves as a home for some new content, some of which is an updated play on your favorite films like Zootopia. And in Zootopia+, audiences hope and crawl their way back into that cute and cuddly city where predators and prey happily co-exist. (more…)

[kawaii-sugarii]

Voice Headcanons (Canon Racers)

I've got quite a lot, so let's not waste time and jump straight to it. (Quick note: quite a lot of them will have Danganronpa VAs.)

I'll quick-fire the ones who keep their VAs: Vanellope: Sarah Silverman (her original voice) Taffyta: Melissa Villaseñor (her RBTI voice) Jubileena: Josie Trinidad (her original voice)

Now for those whom I've changed their VAs (and the reasons why (Note: It's only a headcanon, I have nothing against their current voice actors)): Rancis: Bryce Papenbrook (Makoto Naegi). There's this sort of awkwardness I'm hearing in Naegi's voice, which fits really well with my interpretation of Rancis as a friendly yet awkward guy. Candlehead: Cassandra Lee Morris (Angie Yonaga). If we remove the accent in Angie's voice, then I think it's the perfect voice for Candlehead. It sounds silly and cute, just like her. Crumbelina: Sara Miller-Crews (Lumine). She's credited with a voice, but it's barely there, so I thought she deserves a voice change. Other than that, Lumine's voice has a mix of calm and sassy, which I think would go well with Crumbelina's character.

And now to give the others their VAs (and the reasons why): Adorabeezle: Christine Marie Cabanos (Chiaki Nanami). I picture Adorabeezle having a calm, sort of whispery voice, which is basically what Chiaki's voice sounds like. Plus, with a voice like that, I'm sure it makes her sound much more caring. Minty Z: Giselle Fernandez (Aloy). The voice is pretty strong, as well as deep but not too deep, which to me is perfect for Minty, a stubborn girl with a confident aura. Snowanna: Novie Edwards (LeShawna). I swear, I wanted to give Snowanna a different VA, but I can't help but think that LeShawna's voice is just perfect for her. Loud and sharp-tongued, just like the afro girl herself. Swizzle: Kyle Hebert (Kaito Momota). Kaito's voice just radiates the bro energy that Swizzle has. It's deep, that's true, but I couldn't really think of any other character whose voice had the same energy as The Luminary Of The Stars. Gloyd: Erika Harlacher (Venti). A playful voice for a playful racer. What can I say? I've headcanoned Gloyd having a high pitched voice, and to me, Venti's voice was the perfect one for him. Citrusella: Carrie Keranen (Mahiru Koizumi). Originally, Citri's VA was Ming Na Wen (Mulan), but after hearing Mahiru's voice, I've changed it. Either way, the voice got sass, fitting for Citrusella's character. Sticky: Stephanie Sheh (Mikan Tsumiki). Minus all the stuttering, it's another quiet and whispery voice for another quiet character. This one, however, is more high pitched and quivery, which goes well with my interpretation of Sticky, a quiet and timid girl. Come to think of it, Hinata's voice would also work. Torvald: Wendee Lee (Akane Owari). Ignoring the weird lines, Akane's voice sounds loud and confident, like Torvald. And along with that, there's a sense of boiserousness I'm hearing in her voice. Nougetsia: Cassandra Lee Morris (Aoi Asahina). I know it's the same VA as the one I gave Candlehead, but Hina's voice to me sounds like how I imagined Nougetsia would sound like. There's a bit of ditziness in her voice, which goes well with my interpretation of Noggy. Minty S: Kelly Baskin/Iwami Manaka (Amber). Noticed how I gave Sakura 2 VAs? And that's because since she's a Japanese racer, I thought of giving her an English VA and a Japanese VA. That aside, despite initially envisioning her with a more calm voice, I'm pretty sure she'd be a tad too outgoing for this voice. In her case, I had to listen to Amber's both English and Japanese voices to see if both fitted Sakura, and personally? Both passed.

(That was Part 1 out of 3 of voice headcanons. Next part will feature my Present Gen OCs.)

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'Tis now February...

Disney stills plans, per their latest release schedule update, to release a Walt Disney Animation Studios movie on Thanksgiving week later this year...

I also happen to know that at least one person has started animating on this movie, as of this past month or so...

So, I think... Yeah... We probably still are getting a WDAS movie in November of this year... Even though it's February, and they still haven't told us - officially - what this movie even is. Usually, we know these things in at least a year in advance. The extreme end of this is DreamWorks' hasty rollout of their RUBY GILLMAN, TEENAGE KRAKEN. Where they said *nothing* about the movie's existence until 3 1/2 months before release. The movie itself, the poster, and the trailer. All in one go. Unfortunately, it wasn't a 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE situation, the movie lost a lot of money for DreamWorks and is one of their lowest-earning movies period.

I don't think WDAS will cut it *that* close, but I suspect we should hear something pretty soon? The company as a whole doesn't have a mainline movie out until THE FIRST OMEN in April, so they have time to at least tell us what's up? They're running a little late on at least announcing that this movie *exists*. I mean, the lot of us know it does because that's how these things work, but the public doesn't. We only know that a cluster of movies that are being directed by Suzi Yoonessi, Josie Trinidad, and Marc Smith have been in the works for years. So in a way, the next one has been announced? But not really? Typically, we get some kind of confirmation on a movie that fills the slot... About a year in advance. For example, WISH was announced in September 2022, and the movie was released this past November.

Regardless of how poorly STRANGE WORLD and WISH performed, the latter critically... I was initially under the impression that WDAS was going to have one of those "what should we be doing?" episodes whenever a string of movies fail at the box office, *or* if morale is low. A new movie wasn't announced, so I figured... Yeah, they might skip this year and re-evaluate their movie slate?

After all, Mark Henn recently called it quits and remarked that he - once one of the remaining 2D animators at the studio - wasn't doing anything "meaningful" in his final years there as a full-time animator. He's sticking around, somewhat, for a short film that producer Clark Spencer is a champion of... But that's about it. So many other people have departed either during current CCO Jennifer Lee's leadership, or during John Lasseter's leadership... Couple that with the last two movies not doing great, and that's not really a good look for this 100-year-old studio. And usually studios stop and evaluate when stuff happens. Sometimes it just means making different movies, other times it's more drastic and it unfairly affects the staff... But usually, something happens.

Luckily, a ZOOTOPIA sequel and a few more FROZEN flicks are there as a safety net, and I wouldn't put it past them to announce more sequels (ENCANTO seems likelier, and MOANA as well, given how well that movie regularly does on streaming Top 10s year by year)... but originals will always be important at these studios. Even the studios that are criticized for making too many sequels (like Illumination) still need a new franchise to launch.

But... Yeah, it seems like everyone's staying the course? There have been swirling talks throughout fan circles, as per usual, with what will happen. "Does Jennifer Lee get fired?" "Do they delay the 2024 movie into 2025 and retool it?" "Is there a change in direction in what kind of movies they make?"

It doesn't seem to be? I get the sense that, whether this untitled fantasy movie is in good shape or not, it's coming. They're just gonna make it and meet the release date, apparently.

I mean, look at STRANGE WORLD. Director Don Hall pitched the film in early 2017 and development started thereafter, but in around mid-2019, he got yanked off of the movie to take over RAYA AND THE LAST DRAGON. Which they finished around late 2020/early 2021, and it came out in March of that year... Meaning that once Don was done with RAYA, he had about a year and a half to return to STRANGE WORLD and get it ready for a 2022 theatrical release. Which he did. And for some observers, myself included, the movie was maybe a few drafts away from being better. The finished film feels very undercooked in its character work and worldbuilding, but that's just me speculating.

After all, remember how Pixar turned TOY STORY 2 completely around with less than a year to go? Turned out fantastic, despite the stress and the rushing. FROZEN was literally rewritten top to bottom within its release year! And people loved that movie, it made a billion and became a worldwide phenomenon! Sometimes the end product miraculously works on audiences, sometimes it doesn't. Maybe it doesn't matter, because to some 6-year-old out there, STRANGE WORLD rocked their world. It probably would've been one of my favorite movies at age 8, that's for sure. And it'll be a favorite of theirs once they're in college or something, it'll be a case of "This SLAPPED! Why did it flop 20 years ago???"

So, it looks like the movie is happening. I have heard from the trenches that the 2024 slot went to a fantasy tale set in the Middle East, presumably from director Suzi Yoonessi, who is of Iranian descent. Jennifer Lee stated in late 2019 that Yoonessi was directing a feature film for the studio, so if this is hers... They had five years to get this story together. Good sign, right? Should make that release date just fine, then!

The execution of it is what matters in the end, and looking at WISH's poor scores and blah legs domestically, it appears that this is WDAS' problem. WISH took about five years to come together, so there was plenty of time. What went wrong? This currently-untitled 2024 movie could've had all the time in the world to come together as a strong piece of storytelling and appeal to audiences, *but* if you execute it in a way that turns moviegoers away? You've got a problem. And when I read from some of the filmmakers/staffers that the studio brass regularly test screens early versions of these movies for toddlers, and then they cut lots of potentially good stuff that could've really worked because little Jimmy got scared? Couple that with so many talents leaving the place over the last few years? I kinda think that's the problem.

While FROZEN II, which suffered a lot of cuts and dumbing down because of test screenings, went and made over $1.4b worldwide... WISH lost a lot of money, yet it's still looking to become the studio's highest-earning movie since FROZEN II. Some four years ago... Possibly set to outgross the much-more beloved ENCANTO (which probably also suffered from needless focus group nonsense), a Delta/Omicron-era release which currently sits at $256m worldwide.

The studio is undoubtedly in a weird spot right now from my outsider perspective, and they appear to be meeting this one-a-year quota still. Curiously, some of Pixar's staff is to be laid off this year, staff that were involved with Disney+ projects like DUG DAYS and WIN OR LOSE. Disney Animation recently opened a Vancouver unit meant for Disney+ shows, like the upcoming MOANA series. IWAJU, which is a month away, was outsourced to Canadian house Cinesite. "WDAS Vancouver" still operating for now, despite the company reducing their focus on making stuff for Disney+. It would suck to see them close down just a few years after being set up, much like what happened to Pixar Canada over a decade ago.

So yeah... We'll learn soon, I believe, what's going on here. Speculation is always rampant when it comes to animation, and just the movies in general. You know, I came across a website that hasn't been updated since the mid-2000s. A site run by some dedicated animation fan, who collected pretty much all the major news articles on movies that were new at the time of the blog's operation: Stuff from FINDING NEMO to MADAGASCAR to BROTHER BEAR to ROBOTS... I spent quite some time reading through all of it, as I was becoming internet-aware at the time. And by looking at what was cited and sourced, this is all nothing new. There was so much speculation with all of those now-classic movies, and a lot of it was UTTER BULLSHIT. Like how FINDING NEMO was really gearing up to be Pixar's first flop, and it ended up being - for a period - the highest-grossing animated movie ever and an Oscar winner.

And I'm sure whatever is being cooked up about Untitled WDAS 2024 and many other productions today is also UTTER BULLSHIT. Hearing from the trenches is one thing, but there's lots of made up stuff, and there's probably some of it floating around now.

Anyways, all I know is, WDAS does this focus group thing with their movies, and people are leaving... But other than that, it appears that the new movie is still coming out this year. But things always change, so we shall see...

[paintedlady345]

Josie

Species: legacy(2nd gen) and half sentimonster

Parents: Felix graham de vanily and lucky graham de vanily

Age: 15

Birthday: feb 13

Gender: female

Zodiac: Aquarius

Race: white/greek/trinidad

Sexuality: pans

Love interest: Greg son of Stephen and Maya darhk

Affiliation: camp unclaimed or camp orisha

Job: hero of Paris and London and legend

Kwami: duusuu

Powers: genius intellect,craftsmanship,control over water,telepathy,kwami,etc

Josie is a 15 year ballet dancer who goes to Rosetta school(still don’t have a full name for it) with a lot of respect,love and adoration for her parents because of how much a power couple they are. She usually hangs around song coffaine and Daisy le chein ature, a lot of people always say she is like her mom and dad but the difference is she gets along with her cousins and is a superhero by the name monarchy moth

Hobbies: ballet,fencing,baking,sports,etc

I can’t remember who created Stephen(son of white diamond and Greg) he is a version of steven universe but credit to who ever created him

But Maya belongs to me she is an oc

Same with lucky (daughter of Athena and granddaughter of yemoja)

[thecastingcircle]

Zootopia+ | Trailer | Disney+

“Zootopia+” heads back to the fast-paced mammal metropolis of Zootopia in a short-form series that dives deeper into the lives of some of the Oscar®-winning feature film’s most intriguing residents, including Fru Fru, the fashion-forward arctic shrew; ZPD dispatcher Clawhauser, the sweet-toothed cheetah; and Flash, the smiling sloth who’s full of surprises. The series is directed by Josie Trinidad (Co-Head of Story, “Zootopia”; Head of Story, “Ralph Breaks the Internet”) and Trent Correy (Director, “Once Upon a Snowman” and “Drop”), and produced by Nathan Curtis (Associate Producer, “Encanto” and “Raya and the Last Dragon”).

 Episodes debuting Nov. 9 include: 

 1.       Hopp on Board – When Judy boards the train from Bunny Burrow to Zootopia to begin her life as the big city’s first bunny cop, Stu and Bonnie’s youngest daughter, Molly, hitches a ride atop the train, forcing the down-to-earth duo out of their comfort zone and into an action-packed rescue mission.

 2.       The Real Rodents of Little Rodentia – Newly engaged, Fru Fru kicks off wedding planning with enthusiasm and flourish—at least until her scene-stealing cousin Tru Tru arrives to assume the role of Shrew of Honor. A battle for the spotlight ensues until a close call with a giant donut reveals that for better or worse, no one knows you better than family. 

 3.       Duke the Musical – After being wrangled and arrested in a giant donut—compliments of Officer Judy Hopps—clever criminal weasel Duke reevaluates his life, pondering where he went wrong—in song. In a musical aptly staged in his own mind, Duke contemplates how to go from a small time crook to the Big Time! 

 4.       The Godfather of the Bride – A touching tale about the powerful arctic shrew known as Mr. Big revisits Fru Fru’s big day when he delivers a revelatory father-of-the-bride speech. Taking guests back in time to his days as Mr. Small, a new immigrant to Zootopia, he imparts the wisdom he gained then about the importance of friends, family and community. 

 5.       So You Think You Can Prance – ZPD dispatcher Clawhauser persuades his boss, Chief Bogo, to audition for “So You Think You Can Prance.” The stakes are high as the ultimate prize is a dream-come-true opportunity to dance on stage with megastar pop sensation Gazelle. 

 6.   Dinner Rush – As super server Sam urgently tries to finish her restaurant shift to make a once-in-a-lifetime Gazelle concert, Flash and Priscilla show up at the last minute with hopes of a once-in-a-lifetime dinner.

[thomasduya15]

Zootopia Plus Is Now Officially Premiering On November 9! And I'm So Excited, Also You Zootopians! Nick And Judy Are Back! And Also What's More Surprising Is That The Director Josie Trinidad Is My Fellow Filipino! And I'm Proud, I'll Never Forget October 30, 2022!

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ZOOTOPIA IS BACK!

Fellow Zootopians, We Have Made It!.

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Zootopia+ Trailer

Zootopia+ is 6 new stories set in the Zootopia universe. The series is directed by Josie Trinidad and Trent Correy. 

“The Real Rodents of Little Rodentia” shows Fru Fru in the midst of wedding planning when her scene-stealing cousin Tru Tru arrives. “Duke the Musical” follows the weasel Duke pondering his like...in song. “Hopp on Board” follows Stu and Bonnie trying to rescue their youngest when she stows away on top on the train to Zootopia. “The Godfather of the Bride” has Mr. Big giving a father-of-the-bride speech that will reveal his days as Mr. Small and the wisdom he gained. “So You Think You Can Prance” sees Clawhauser persuading Chief Bogo to audition for a talent show where the prize is an opportunity to dance on stage with Gazelle. “Dinner Rush” has server Sam trying to finish a shift at the restaurant in order to make the Gazelle concert when Flash and Priscilla show up at the last minute for dinner.

Zootopia+ comes to Disney+ on November 9, 2022.

[cinemedios]

Reseña | 'Justice League: Warworld'

🎥🍿Acompañemos a la trinidad de DC Cómics en una épica aventura fuera de este mundo, en la que deberán cruzar la línea entre la supervivencia y sus principios, acción, momentos memorables y violencia, es lo que ofrece el preámbulo a la Crisis en Tierras Infinitas. 🦇🦸🏼‍♀️🦸🏻‍♂️🦹🏻‍♂️

Un interesante nuevo capítulo del Tomorrowverse. El pasado 25 de julio se estrenó en formatos digitales y físicos, Justice League Warworld dirigida por Jeff Wamester, escrita por  Jeremy Addams, Ernie Altbacker y Josie Campbell, cuenta con las voces de Jensen Ackles como Batman, Darren Criss como Superman, Stana Katic como Wonder woman, John DiMaggio como Lobo y la incorporación a este universo…

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What’s Up On Disney+ Unveils First Look To Zootopia+

"Zootopia Is A Unique Place" That's why we are looking foward that unique place with these unique shorts by Walt Disney Animation Studios!

What's On Disney+ a webshow hosted by Disney+’s official Youtube Channel unveiled the first look to Zootopia+.

Zootopia+ Streams November 9 on Disney+

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Il nuovo coloratissimo trailer di Zootropolis+, la serie in arrivo su Disney+

Il nuovo trailer di Zootropolis+, la serie in arrivo su Disney+ #ZootropolisPlus #ZootopiaPlus #DisneyPLus

Walt Disney Company ha condiviso con la rete il nuovo trailer di Zootropolis+, la serie ispirata al celebre film d’animazione in arrivo su Disney+. La serie è statat diretta da Josie Trinidad (Co-Head of Story, Zootropolis; Head of Story, Ralph Spacca Internet) e Trent Correy (Regista, La storia di Olaf e Drop), sotto la produzione di Nathan Curtis. I sei corti d’animazione saranno ispirati al…

[izatrini]

EMA explains its handling of Josie's Jamishness fete - Trinidad Guardian http://dlvr.it/SR7Thq

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Zootopia, 2016

[tangledbea]

hello! I'm currently reading 'The Art of Tangled' for the first time (despite being in the fandom for ages, I've only bought the book recently) and I was wondering if you knew what the stroyboard scene on page 105 was for? It's was obviously cut, but I'm really interest to know if there has been any mention of it anywhere else (in interviews, other media etc.) thanks!

I’ve never seen that specifically mentioned anywhere, but it looks to me like she’s talking about the floating lanterns, comparing them to the ones that are hanging around them. It also looks like an alternate to the Snuggly Duckling tunnel escape.

Art by Josie Trinidad