Summer interns over at the Walt Disney Animation Studios got the chance of a life-time during their tenure… and they capped their program off by creating a Disney short.
Ventana is the first intern short-film to ever be released to the public. The project, which took just over two months to create, centers around a young girl who can see a dragon… but only on a map.
Take a look:
Here are the interns that helped craft Ventana:
PICTURED, L-R ANGELA WANG, CHARACTER TD INTERN, TEXAS A&M UNIV. KALEE MCCOLLAUM, LOOK DEVELOPMENT INTERN, BYU ZOE GEDDES, EFFECTS ARTIST INTERN, BOURNEMOUTH UNIV. CARLOS CABRAL, PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR, WALT DISNEY ANIMATION STUDIOS (ABOVE POSTER) APOLLONIA THOMAIER, STORY INTERN, ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY (BENEATH POSTER) ANNA ROSE CHI, TALENT DEVELOPMENT WEB DESIGN INTERN, RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN ANGELA ARZUMANYAN, MODELING INTERN, SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS. (KNEELING) MICHELLE LAM, ANIMATION INTERN, CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS CAMILO CASTRO, VISUAL DEVELOPMENT ARTIST, RINGLING COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN (KNEELING) SASHA DMITRIEVA, PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT INTERN, LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY LAUREN HARROLD, MUSIC PRODUCTION ARCHIVIST INTERN, U OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL DANIEL CHUNG, ANIMATION INTERN, CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS
Summer interns over at the Walt Disney Animation Studios got the chance of a life-time during their tenure… and they capped their program off by creating a Disney short.
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