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Do you wanna build a snowman?

“For me, the biggest change [in Frozen II] is not as much the animation as the approach of Elsa was … We were used to making her apologetic all the time for herself. “I am sorry I have these powers. I’m sorry I almost hurt everybody and…” You know, that was more of like the first movie. She was always fearful that she was going to endanger the people that she loved with this power.

“In Frozen II, she steps into it and she owns it. But at first, we had done a lot of readings and recordings of dialogue where it still came across a little bit apologetic. And then they’d watch the screen and they’re like, “We need to stop thinking the same formula.” It’s Anna that’s actually afraid for her sister all the time, and worried about what’s going to happen, but Elsa has this certainty. 

“She hears this voice, but there’s something all-knowing that she knows that if she just follows this thing inside of her that she’s going to find whatever it is. It feels right. It feels powerful. It feels good. And so we went back in and re-recorded a lot of her lines with more of an optimism and enthusiasm and sort of like… She’s sort of like letting everyone around her know that everything’s going to be okay.”

The Frozen Soundtrack had just come out and I downloaded it on iTunes, here’s to share with those that want to listen. I may upload more. 

This is “Do you want to build a snowman”