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Disney Bluray & DVD Schedule for 2013

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February 2013

2/5 ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN: Avenging Spider-Man (DVD) (Not Yet Rated)
Over the past year, Peter Parker has been saving New York City from evil villains as the masked hero, Spider-Man while balancing his heroics with homework and friends. When S.H.I.E.L.D. Director, Nick Fury, offers Peter the chance to raise his game to the next level…to become The Ultimate Spider-Man, Midtown High becomes a secret operations base for young heroes under the watchful eye of Fury and the school’s new principal, Agent Coulson. Spidey takes on S.H.I.E.L.D. missions across the Marvel Universe, encounters new villains, and battles his biggest threat yet…teen high school drama, in this funny and action–packed new series!

2/5 PETER PAN: Diamond Edition (Blu-ray Combo Pack, Digital & On-Demand) (Rated: G)
The Walt Disney Studios celebrates the 60th Anniversary release of Walt Disney’s classic, “Peter Pan,” as it soars to all-new heights – with a new digital restoration and high definition picture and sound – for the first time on Blu-Ray. The classic tale that taught us all “to believe” and first introduced us to the Darling children – Wendy, John and Michael – as they flew with Peter Pan and Tinker Bell past the second star to the right and straight on ‘till morning to the enchanted world of Never Land. Rediscover the magical adventure and relive childhood memories of this great bedtime story.

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Disney’s Keys to the Kingdom Tour

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I was lucky enough on a recent trip to take part in the Keys to the Kingdom Tour at The Magic Kingdom. Let me tell you, this is well worth the price of admission. I used my annual pass to get a 15% discount on the tour. My total was around $66 for the 5 and 1/2 hour tour which included lunch at Columbia Harbour House.

My tour began at 9 am, but we were allowed into the Magic Kingdom at 8:30. This was great since the park was not open yet and we could take those wonderful photos of an empty main street! We checked into our tour at The Chamber of Commerce and were treated to some super cute name tags and bottled water. We were also given our ear pieces at this time and selected what we would eat for lunch.

At 9:00 am sharp we met our tour guide, Molly. Molly was everything that is good about Disney! She was fun, funny, informative, entertaining, and so knowledgeable. She was also an amazing story teller.  I absolutely adored her. Molly informed us that we would not be allowed to take any photos on the tour, either “on stage” or “backstage” and we were happy to comply. For this reason, you will not be seeing any pictures that were taken during the walking tour.

Molly began our tour with a walk down Main Street, explaining to us what the Keys to the Kingdom are: Safety, Courtesy, Show, and Efficiency. It is upon these building blocks that the entire Magic Kingdom and Disney World as a whole is run. As we walked down Main Street she explained how beginning at the train station you are seeing a show. The station acts as curtain concealing the star; Cinderella Castle. As the curtain lifts and you enter Main Street you will see concessions such as popcorn and soda for sale and walk along a red walk way that is representative of the red carpet! The windows of the buildings act as credits for the people who brought this production to life.

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Dan Povenmire & Jeff “Swampy” Marsh Talk Phineas & Ferb

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In anticipation of the all-new Phineas and Ferb: Animal Agents—releasing to DVD on February 26, 2013—I had the opportunity to interview the show’s creators and co-executive producers, Dan Povenmire and Jeff “Swampy” Marsh.

Since it was a phone interview, they began by identifying themselves, so I would know who was speaking when. I told them if they would just speak in character, I’d have no trouble…so they greeted me as Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz and Major Frances Mongram! That set the tone for the very friendly conversation that follows.

Here’s what the guys had to say about the show in general, the new production, and what’s in the works.

JW: Good afternoon! Thanks for speaking with me today! My kids and my husband and I are all huge Phineas and Ferb fans, and it’s great to have this chance to talk to you. I have read that it took you guys 16 years of pitching the show to various producers before Disney picked it up? Is that so?

P&M: Yeah, it was about 13 years before someone finally took a look at it, and then another couple years of negotiating and working out the details before it actually aired, so yeah, about 15 or 16 years total—1993 to 2008.

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Disney’s Oz The Great and Powerful Inspired Makeup Palettes

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Are you a good witch or a bad witch? The creators over at Urban Decay Cosmetics are curious. Inspired by the new Disney film , Oz The Great and Powerful, Urban Decay Cosmetics has created two stunning, limited-edition palettes loaded with beautiful, never-before-seen shades that will have every woman running to the store to get one.

The Glinda and Theodora Palettes {Yes! The Wicked Witch has a name!} each feature eight all new and exclusive eyeshadows. Within the set of eight are two “duo-shades” that contain a different color on each side of the pan. Every shade features Urban Decay’s Pigment Infusion System™, the proprietary blend of ingredients that gives each shade its velvety texture, rich color, serious staying power and blendability. Plus, you also get a Super-Saturated High Gloss Lip Color and a travel-size 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil. Included is also step-by-step instructions on how to achieve the looks from the film.
Both palettes come in a collectibe tin featuring artwork inspored by the film.  Playing on the personalities of the characters, The Glinda tin is a dreamy and celestial in design while the Theodora palette conveys a moody yet colorful skyscape. Each palette incorporates Urban Decay’s Build Your Own Palette format  for total versatility.

Disney Negotiating With Kenneth Branagh to Direct Cinderella

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Disney may have found it’s Prince Charming to save it’s planned adaptation of Cinderella.  Just weeks after original director Mark Romanek left, rumors have it that Disney is negotiating with Kenneth Branaghh to keep the film on schedule to start shooting in London this Fall.

The Hobbit star Cate Blanchett will remain in the movie as the wicked stepmother, though the film is still looking to find the right fit for it’s title role.  The live film Cinderella was originally set up in 2011, after Disney had made a billion dollars from Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland.  

If all goes according to plan, Cinderella could be in theaters in 2014.  Which coincidentally would be  exactly a hundred years after Mary Pickford played the role for Paramount Pictures, in Hollywood’s first adaptation of the ancient tale.

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Peter Pan: Disney Classics App

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This year, Disney’s Peter Pan turns 60 years old. To celebrate, on Feb 5th, Disney released an all-new “Diamond Edition” DVD/Blu-ray; however, fans can also experience the classic tale on mobile devices with the Peter Pan: Disney Classics book app. The iOS story takes readers to Neverland like never before. With read along activities, games and more, readers will join Peter Pan, Tinker Bell and the whole gang on a magical adventure whenever, wherever, and however they choose.

The swashbuckling interactive story features:

  • Reading modes for all ages: Read to Me or Read by Myself!
  • Coloring pages, interactive puzzles and memory matching games throughout the story.
  • Activities including a musical instrument activity!
  • Beautiful illustrations, professional narration, and sound effects.

Peter Pan app page

The Peter Pan: Disney Classics book app is available now for the iPhone and iPad on the App Store for $3.99.

Stay tuned for a full review of this interactive Book app right here on Chip & Co.!

 

In addition to writing for Chip & Co., Terri writes for her own blogs WDW Hints and Mousekejournals.  For more fun Disney hints, follow Terri on facebook!

 

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Top Imagineer at Disneyland Retires

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Tony Baxter, Senior VP of Creative Development for Walt Disney Imagineering, is stepping down from leading up the team that comes up with all of our favorite rides and attractions. Baxter has had a rich 47 year history with Disneyland from scooping ice cream to creating some of the park’s most famous rides like Big Thunder Mountain.

“It has been a wondrous 47 years,” Baxter said in a statement. “The Imagineers I have known and shared these times with have provided invaluable experiences not to be found anywhere else on Earth. The future of Imagineering and Disney Parks is incredibly bright.”

Baxter got to do and see it all in his tenure with the Walt Disney Company. At Disneyland, Baxter led the creation of some of Disneyland’s major rides, including Splash Mountain, Indiana Jones Adventure and Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage. Abroad, Baxter also was the foreman for the development of Disneyland Paris and worked on the creation of Walt Disney World.

Baxter does not want to be too far from Disney and has offered himself up as a mentor to current imagineers. He will be greatly missed and gets many thanks from all his friends at Disney.

“Like so many Imagineering greats before him, his creativity, passion and knowledge will have a remarkable impact on the next generations of (Disney) dreamers and doers,” said Bruce Vaughn, chief creative executive of Walt Disney Imagineering, in a statement. “We thank Tony for his immeasurable contributions to the Disney legacy so far, and look forward to the next chapter of his Disney story.”

Photo Credit: OC Register

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Tables in Wonderland: Special Event Design & Display Warehouse

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Tables in Wonderland are offering up some unique dining experience for their card holders. If you are lucky enough to have Tables in Wonderland you will not want to miss these dining events with exceptional menus. The second event to take place will be the Deign & Display Warehouse Dinner. There are a limited number of spaces so make sure you read all the details below.

Registration for this event will open at 10:00am EST on Thursday, February 7, 2013.You must show your valid Tables in Wonderland ticket to gain entrance into the event. The event is limited to 100 Guests each night, and is exclusive to Tables in Wonderland members. There will be no photography permitted at this event.

For reservations, visit www.disneyurl.com/TIWTheWarehouse

Please have the following information ready:

  • Tables in Wonderland Ticket Number, starting with the “W”
  • First and Last Name of everyone in your party (maximum Party Size of 8 people)
  • Home Address
  • Phone Number
  • Credit/Debit Card and Billing Information
  • Your credit/debit card will be charged at the time of booking, and you will receive an immediate confirmation email
  • Personal Email Address
  • Please use a personal email address as many work email addresses flag the confirmation email as spam.
  • Special Dietary Needs (if any)

Location: Design & Display Warehouse (2490 Principal Row, Suite 200, Orlando, FL 32827)

Please note: This location is NOT on Disney Property and transportation to and from the event location is NOT provided.

Date: Friday February 22 and Saturday February 23, 2013

Same Event Both Nights. Choose One Night to Attend.

Time: 6:30-9:00pm

Dress Code: Casual Evening Attire

Price: $121.57 per person, includes tax and gratuity

 

The Park Event Operations Design and Display team dreams, designs, and creates themed atmosphere settings for Conventions, Special Events, and many other activities throughout the Walt Disney World Resort. From concepts to renderings, through finished construction, the Design and Display team can bring any “theme” to life. They use their talent, experience, and design skills to design and build custom pieces for events. With hundreds of props, sets, and backgrounds in the warehouse, they create the perfect atmosphere and surroundings for events. This is your opportunity to peek “backstage”, and see historical Disney pieces like the Nautilus and Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride! Come meet the Design and Display team, learn about what they do, see all the props up close, and enjoy a Buffet Reception with fellow Tables in Wonderland members!

 

Circus Popcorn Action Station
“Popcorn” Chowder with Grilled Chicken, White Cheddar and Roasted Red Pepper
Gourmet Salted Freeze Fried “Popcorn” dusted with Truffle, Bacon, or Lobster Sea Salts
Seafood Ceviche topped with Green Onions, “Popcorn” and Corn Nuts

TRON Chilled Action Station
Trio of Flavors from the “Grid”
Duo of Sweet and Sour “Isomorphic” Test Tubes
Heirloom Tomato “Disc” with Micro Basil and Balsamic

The Little Mermaid Action Station
Nori “Sea” Salted Kale Chips
Baked Indian “Ocean” Spiced Sweet Potato Wedges
“Under the Sea” Conch Roll (Conch Fritters served in Bun with Lettuce and Key Lime Aioli)

Good vs. Evil Action Station
Medley of “Good” Greens and Vegetables served with “Evil” Bloody Mary Vinaigrette
“Good” Roasted Marble Potatoes with Seared Beef Medallion and “Evil” Red Wine Demi
Creamy “Good” Sweet Polenta with “Evil” Shrimp Fradiavlo
“Evil” Charred Flatbread with “Good” Butter

Star Wars Dessert Station
“Wookies” Mickey Cinnamon Roll Cookies
“Princess Leia” Panna Cotta with Strawberries
“Yoda’s” Green Pistachio Cupcake with Cannoli Glaze
“Death Star” Salted Caramel Crunch
“Darth Vader” Dark Chocolate Indulgence

Beer, Wine, Soda, Coffees and Teas

 

 

Not a Tables in Wonderland member?  Visit www.TablesInWonderland.com to learn more and become a member so you won’t miss out on these exclusive dinning events.

If you are lucky enough to partake in one of these exclusive dinning events we would love to hear about your experience and of course see your pictures.

When Amanda is not planning Disney Vacations for her friends and family you can find her covering Disney World Park Info and Interesting News Stories!  She also has her own page Through The Looking Glass with her love of Disney and Travel.

 

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Walt Disney World Resort February Movie Schedules

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Look no more…  Here is the complete list of the Walt Disney World Resort February Movie Schedules!  Watching a Disney movie would be a great activity for your first night at WDW if you aren’t going into a park. Or, if you need a night for your family to rest and unwind, try sitting on a blanket to watch a Disney movie under the stars.  Always ask a cast member for additional information about locations, changes in schedules and bad weather plans.  Enjoy!

Disney’s Fort Wilderness:
February 1 – Peter Pan
February 2 – Toy Story 3
February 3 – Enchanted
February 4 – Monsters Inc
February 5 – Freaky Friday
February 6 – Alice in Wonderland
February 7 – The Lion King
February 8 – Brave
February 9 – Toy Story 2
February 10 – Cinderella
February 11 – Finding Nemo
February 12 – Jungle 2 Jungle
February 13 – The Muppets
February 14 – Up
February 15 – Peter Pan
February 16 – Toy Story 3
February 17 – Enchanted
February 18 – Monsters Inc
February 19 – Freaky Friday
February 20 – Alice in Wonderland
February 21 – The Lion King
February 22 – Brave
February 23 – Toy Story 2
February 24 – Cinderella
February 25 – Finding Nemo
February 26 – Jungle 2 Jungle
February 27 – The Muppets
February 28 – Up

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge: Jambo House
Sunday nights- Frankenweenie
Monday nights- Jungle 2 Jungle
Tuesday nights- Brave
Wednesday nights- Peter Pan
Thursday nights- Lady and the Tramp
Friday nights- Freaky Friday
Saturday nights- The Lion King

Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge: Kidani Village 
Sunday nights- Brave
Monday nights- Shaggy Dog
Tuesday nights- Tinker Bell: Secret of the Wings
Wednesday nights- Cinderella
Thursday nights- The Princess and the Frog
Friday nights- Frankenweenie
Saturday nights- Enchanted

Disney’s Yacht & Beach Club
Sunday nights- Freaky Friday
Monday nights- George of the Jungle
Tuesday nights- Heavyweights
Wednesday nights-Peter Pan
Thursday nights- Lady and the Tramp
Friday nights- The Shaggy Dog
Saturday nights- Frankenweenie

Disney’s Boardwalk Inn
Sunday nights – Bolt
Monday nights- Freaky Friday
Tuesday nights- Muppet Treasure Island
Wednesday nights- The Shaggy Dog
Thursday nights- Tangled
Friday nights- Frankenweenie
Saturday nights- Peter Pan

Disney’s Contemporary Resort

Sunday nights- The Princess and the Frog
Monday nights-  Ratatouille
Tuesday nights- Lady and the Tramp
Wednesday nights- Wall-E
Thursday nights- Tangled
Friday nights- Frankenweenie
Saturday nights- The Lion King

Disney’s Grand Floridian

Sunday nights- Hercules
Monday nights-Lady and the Tramp
Tuesday nights- Enchanted
Wednesday nights- Toy Story 2
Thursday nights- Cinderella
Friday nights- Bolt
Saturday nights- Tinker Bell: Secret of the Wings

Disney’s Polynesian

Sunday nights- A Bug’s Life
Monday nights- The Lion King
Tuesday nights- Brave
Wednesday nights- The Emperor’s New Groove
Thursday nights- Monsters, Inc.
Friday nights- Tangled
Saturday nights- Peter Pan

Disney’s Wilderness Lodge

Sunday nights – Up
Monday nights – Monsters Inc
Tuesday nights – The Shaggy Dog
Wednesday nights – Tangled
Thursday nights – The Rocketeer
Friday nights – Freaky Friday
Saturday nights – Frankenweenie

Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort

Sunday nights- Enchanted
Monday nights- Cinderella
Tuesday nights- Pocahontas
Wednesday nights- Peter Pan
Thursday nights- Tangled
Friday nights- Dumbo
Saturday nights- The Princess and the Frog

Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort

Sunday nights- Brave
Monday nights- Frankenweenie
Tuesday nights- Tinker Bell: Secret of the Wings
Wednesday nights- A Goofy Movie
Thursday nights- Lady adn the Tramp
Friday nights- Freaky Friday
Saturday nights- Peter Pan

Disney’s Port Orleans French Quarter

Sunday nights- The Princess and the Frog
Monday nights- Muppet Treasure Island
Tuesday nights- Tangled
Wednesday nights-Winnie the Pooh
Thursday nights- Finding Nemo
Friday nights- Heavyweights

Saturday nights- The Incredibles

Disney’s Port Orleans Riverside

Sunday nights- The Lion King
Monday nights- Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
Tuesday nights- Cinderella
Wednesday nights- Brave
Thursday nights- Up
Friday nights- Peter Pan
Saturday nights- Frankenweenie

Disney’s Art of Animation Resort
Sunday nights- Cinderella
Monday nights- Lady and the Tramp
Tuesday nights- Heavyweights
Wednesday nights- Peter Pan
Thursday nights- Enchanted
Friday nights- Brave
Saturday nights- The Lion King 1 1/2

Disney’s Pop Century Resort
Sunday nights- Toy Story 3
Monday nights-Landy and the Tramp
Tuesday nights- Heavyweights
Wednesday nights- Peter Pan
Thursday nights- Enchanted
Friday nights- Brave
Saturday nights- Tangled

Disney’s Old Key West Resort
Sunday nights- Heavyweights
Monday nights- Tarzan
Tuesday nights- A Bug’s Life
Wednesday nights- Peter Pan
Thursday nights- Lady & the Tramp
Friday nights- Wall-E
Saturday nights- Brave

Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort
Sunday nights- Frankenweenie
Monday nights- Hercules
Tuesday nights- Dumbo
Wednesday nights- Members Choice (Guests get to vote)
Thursday nights- Tangled
Friday nights- Freaky Friday
Saturday nights- Peter Pan

Disney’s All Star Movies Resort
Sunday nights- Guest Vote: Toy Story 1, 2 or 3
Monday nights- Enchanted
Tuesday nights- Guest Vote: Wall-E or UP!
Wednesday nights- Hercules
Thursday nights- Peter Pan
Friday nights- The Princess and the Frog
Saturday nights- Brave

Disney’s All Star Music Resort
Sunday nights- The Princess and the Frog
Monday nights- Guest Vote: Wall-E or UP!
Tuesday nights- Hercules
Wednesday nights- Peter Pan
Thursday nights- Guest Vote: Toy Story 1, 2 or 3
Friday nights- Brave
Saturday nights- Enchanted

Disney’s All Star Sports Resort
Sunday nights- Brave
Monday nights- Guest Vote: Toy Story 1, 2 or 3
Tuesday nights- Peter Pan
Wednesday nights- Guest Vote: Wall-E or UP!
Thursday nights- Hercules
Friday nights- Enchanted
Saturday nights- The Princess and the Frog

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Disney to Exapand Star Wars Mythos with Standalone Films

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Last night in an interview with CNBC Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger confirmed that work is currently underway to expand the Star Wars franchise by creating  standalone films. The lends credence to rumors of a Yoda, Han Solo and Boba Fett solo adventures, however there are no confirmations from Disney or Lucasfilm regarding characters or what era of the saga they will be producing. It does look like they will be shooting the new trilogy as well as these standalone films at the same time which can maximize the results for the studio keeping some costs down. It also appears that we can see at least one Star Wars film a year. Wow! It’s a great time to be a Wars fan!

Here is the press release from Disney/Lucasfilm:

The Star Wars cinematic galaxy is about to experience a Big Bang. Lucasfilm is officially announcing new spinoff films that will expand the mythos and depths of the Star Wars universe in previously unexplored ways.

One of the standalone films will be written by Lawrence Kasdan, screenwriter of The Empire Strikes Back, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and co-writer of Return of the Jedi while the other will be penned by Simon Kinberg, writer of Sherlock Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The movies will be separate from the upcoming Episodes VII, VIII, and IX, on which Kasdan and Kinberg are also consulting, and are expected to be released sometime after Episode VII. Each standalone film will focus on a specific character, and two spinoff films are currently confirmed.

In a call to investors, Bob Iger, chairman and CEO of The Walt Disney Company, revealed while the original focus was on the highly-anticipated sequel trilogy, the idea of spinoff films was bandied about early and the additional films are now becoming a reality. “We are in development of a few standalone films,” he said, “that are not part of the Star Wars saga…there are now creative entities working on developing scripts for what would be those standalone films.”

For more of my thoughts regarding this news please check out my article on JediMouseketeer.com.

What Star Wars character do you think would be a good fit for a standalone film? Please reply to this article!

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A Chrome Experiment made with some friends from Oz!

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Oz the Great and Powerful

You won’t need magical powers to take a journey down the Yellow Brick Road; just point your favorite browser to the latest Chrome Experiment, “Find Your Way to Oz.” Developed in collaboration with Disney and UNIT9 in anticipation of the upcoming film, Oz The Great and Powerful, this experiment takes you through a dusty Kansas circus and leads to a vibrant land, following in the footsteps of the Wizard himself.

Like any good circus, there’s plenty to keep you entertained: compose your own music, play with a fun photo booth and create your own movie with azoetrope. The path to Oz also involves confronting an ominous tornado; surviving it completes the journey, enabling fans of the movie to watch an exclusive unreleased clip from the film.

Chrome Experiments like “Find Your Way to Oz” would have been impossible a few years ago. Since that time, the web has evolved and allowed developers and designers to create immersive beautiful experiences. For “Find Your Way to Oz” the 3D environment was built entirely with new technologies such as WebGL and CSS3. It’s enhanced by rich audio effects thanks to the Web Audio Application Programming Interface (API). The photo booth and zoetrope were built using the getUserMedia feature of WebRTC, which grants webpages access to your computer’s camera and microphone (with your permission).

For the best experience, you’ll need to use an up-to-date computer built to handle intense graphics. It also works best with a webcam and a modern browser that supports WebGL and WebRTC, like Chrome. The experience also works best on For tablet or smartphone users, we have a smaller scale yet equally enjoyable experience that you can try with the latest Chrome browser on your Android device, iPhone or iPad.

If you want to learn more, or run away and join the developer circus, you can get an explanation of the technologies used on the Chromium blog or in Google’s technical case study.

Start your journey towards the yellow brick road at www.findyourwaytooz.com.

 

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This is Me Series Celebrates Black History Month on the Disney Channel

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Young kids and tweens celebrate Black History Month by sharing personal anecdotes in a series of new “This Is Me” interstitials beginning FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 on Disney Channel. Filmed at the Long Beach Boys & Girls Club, the interstitials feature youth sharing about their favorite heroes, sources of inspiration and dreams for the future.

“These interstitials are a great way for kids to celebrate Black History Month with their peers and share how their heroes continue to inspire and empower them to dream big,” said Ron Pomerantz, Vice President, Marketing and Creative, Disney Channel.

Geared towards 6-14 year-olds, the “This Is Me” series is designed to celebrate the uniqueness of every day kids and highlight aspects of their lives that have made them who they are today.

I personally love these little videos they show on commercial breaks and can’t wait to see more!

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