Disney Fan Takes on Leibovitz’s Dream Portraits With His Own Series

Becky Meza poses as the villainess Ursula from “The Little Mermaid.” Meet Duy Truong, he’s a photographer in Fort Lauderdale, Florida with a passion for Disney. Inspired by Annie Leibovitz’s Dream Portrait series she did for Disney, he decided he could do his own tribute version after thinking the series had ceased after her portrait with Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens

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New Winnie The Pooh Ad

Disney appears to be preparing an all out push to remind the public about Winnie The Pooh before the eponymous movie hits theaters on July 15th 2011. Here’s an ad that’s part of a new campaign to draw attention to the special place that special bear holds in our life: Disney ‘Winnie the Pooh’ Passion Campaign, “Everybody Knows Him” from Viewpoint Creative on Vimeo . Did you have a Winnie the Pooh plush as a kid

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TRON: Legacy Billboard Adorns Sunset Blvd

Drivers along Hollywood’s Sunset Boulevard can welcome one more eye-catching advertisement to the roster of billboards along the world famous road.

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Making Memories Castle Projection Demo Video

Very nice demonstration of the new projection technology that will be the centerpiece of the “Let the Memories Begin” promotion at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. In Orlando, the projections will be on Cinderella Castle, as seen above. In Anaheim, projections will be on the facade of It’s A Small World

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Let the Memories Begin, Disney Parks Launch Latest Promotion

Ed Note : I’ve broken this up into two parts. Part one will post tonight, part two will be up tomorrow

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Tangled screens early for media

Select members of the media, mainly those with a long lead time for publication, were invited by Disney to see an early print of the 50th Animated Feature to be released by Walt Disney Animation Studios – Tangled. The film was about 60 percent animated with the main songs done, but no final score

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Tangled screens early for media

Select members of the media, mainly those with a long lead time for publication, were invited by Disney to see an early print of the 50th Animated Feature to be released by Walt Disney Animation Studios – Tangled. The film was about 60 percent animated with the main songs done, but no final score

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Is Disney Movie Marketing Undergoing a Shakeup?

Many Disney fans blame Disney’s marketing efforts for the less than stellar box office for most of the recent animated features to come out of Burbank. Now eyes have again turned to the marketing team, but this time for the lackluster performance of Jerry Bruckheimer’s films for the studio. The Hollywood Reporter says Disney has hired a new marketing guru for Pirates 4 with hopes of making sure marketing for that film doesn’t go down with Davy Jones.

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The Morning Report – Monday Monday

Come what may, I’ve got some open tabs to close: Chad Emerson interviews some folks from Disney marketing about the park’s merchandise . So now you know where those ideas come from. Tokyo Disneyland Resort welcomed its 500 millionth visitor last week

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“The Princess and The Frog” - Disney moves up release date

I mentioned this was being considered by Disney the other day, now we know the details. Disney has chosen December 11th for the wide debut of its next feature animated musical “The Princess and The Frog”. The movie will actually open on November 25th in limited markets (LA and NY) to build buzz for the wider open

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