Update Blog - 8/1/20 (Patreon)

It was an interesting time during my last week of July. Had spent some time with my friends and family, but what I mainly did was all about AL: WDAS+ and it's been quite an interesting journey so far and as the story continues, we may have passed some of the big ones, but there's still so much more to tell, and I mean SO MUCH MORE!!!

- Released Part 9 of AL: Walt Disney Animation Studios +: I've talked about this a few times before, but more than ever, what this part taught me the most is how the animation studios in both Florida and France were key players in making Disney's animated films during the 1990s and the early 2000s. It really was fascinating to look at the collaboration they've done together and how some major elements came from outside of Burbank and how some of the French artists probably don't get as much credit as they deserve. Anyways, now that we are at the moment when I would personally categorize the movies as "nostalgic", it was fascinating to look at their respective histories, and even if there might've been some trivia I was already familiar, it was cool to really get deeper into the facts and how they were developed. I didn't have a lot of time to give Logan some big ideas for the animations, but he did manage to think of something fun with the idea of Jeffery playing as Slugworth and one of the most unexpected laughs I ever got this week was his Wayne Knight joke. I could honestly say that it was this week's highlight for me. I'm happy to see people enjoyed the Disney Renaissance so far, but now I"m sure it's going to get real now that we're going into the 2000s. Speaking of which...

- Writing the next part of AL: Walt Disney Animation Studios +: ...That's what I'm doing now! My main project of this week was working on the entire script of the 10th part and this turned out to be much bigger than expected! Not only because I'm dealing with another Fantasia movie, but also there so much research materials for some of the early-2000s movies and they can be quite long too! Dinosaur has several behind the scenes videos (Although, they do end up repeating the same things at a certain point), and New Groove & Atlantis both have feature-length documentaries about the making of them with a lot of unique info to create an engaging story about how they were made. Chances are, this part will end up much longer than I expected and could even get to the levels of the last two. Then again, that doesn't mean it's a bad thing. Sure, it'll be a lot more work for me, but it'll make another great content for people to really enjoy. Next week will be to bring this script to life, but I just hope I don't end up overcomplicating myself with this one.

And that should be all for this Disney-themed week. Now that we're in a new month, let's go and make this a real good one while keeping ourselves safe in the meantime. Can't wait to show you more of the fun things I've got, so until next time...

See ya later, dudes!