Lorenzo
Also known as: Lorenzo's Tail
- Studio
- Walt Disney Pictures
- Animation studio
- Walt Disney Feature Animation (Paris), Walt Disney Feature Animation (Burbank)
- Distributor
- Buena Vista Pictures Marketing
Synopsis
Molly puts a hex on Lorenzo's tail, and now it has a mind of its own.
Characters
Lorenzo, Lorenzo's Tail, Molly
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Mike Gabriel
Producing
- Producer
- Baker Bloodworth
- Executive Producers
- Roy E. Disney, Don Hahn
- Associate Producer
- Jean-Luc Florinda
Writing
- Writer
- Mike Gabriel
- Based on a Story By
- Joe Grant
Music
- Song "Doreoneo y 900" by
- Osvaldo Ruggiero
Animation
- Animator
- Georges Abolin, Pierre Alary, Marco Allard, Jean-Luc Ballester, David Berthier-Duverneuil, Bolhem Bouchiba, Borja Montoro Cavero, Patrick Delage, Eric Delbecq, Marc Eoche-Duval, Thierry Goulard, Juanjo Guarnido, Zoltan Maros, Catherine Poulain, Stéphane Sainte-Foi, Kristoff Vergne
- Layout
- Edward L. Ghertner, Lam Hoang, Kee Nam Suong
- Caps Supervisor (Scene Planning)
- Mark Henley
- Assistant Technical Director (Character Finaling)
- Sheldon Ramones
Art Department
- Storyboards
- Mike Gabriel
- Backgrounds
- Mike Gabriel
- Design
- Mike Gabriel
Visual Effects
- Digital Effects Supervisor
- John Murrah
- Artistic Coordinator, Visual Effects Supervisor
- Dave Bossert
Editing
- Editor
- Jessica Ambinder-Rojas
- Avid Technical Support
- Darrian M. James
Music Department
- Music Arrangers
- Juan José Mosalini, Julián Plaza, Osvaldo Ruggiero
Production Management
- Production Managers
- Connie Nartonis Thompson, Timothy Jason Smith
- Post-Production Supervisor
- Valerie Flueger
- Assistant Production Manager
- Fred Herrman
Crew
- Software Expert (Sable Author)
- Dan Teece
Companies and other credits
- Music: Juan José Mosalini and his Big Tango Orchestra
Production notes
Originally intended for inclusion in The Music Project/Fantasia 2006.
Premiered at the Florida Film Festival.
National release paired with Garry Marshall's Raising Helen on May 28, 2004.
Lorenzo, the obnoxious, belligerent cat, is an obvious parody of Michael Eisner.
Premiered at the Florida Film Festival.
National release paired with Garry Marshall's Raising Helen on May 28, 2004.
Lorenzo, the obnoxious, belligerent cat, is an obvious parody of Michael Eisner.
Awards
Academy Award Nominee, Best Short Film (Animated), Mike Gabriel and Baker Bloodworth, 2005.
Annie, Best Animated Short Subject, 2005.
Grand Prix, Best Animated Short, Mike Gabriel, Annecy International Animated Film Festival, 2004
Annie, Best Animated Short Subject, 2005.
Grand Prix, Best Animated Short, Mike Gabriel, Annecy International Animated Film Festival, 2004
Reviews
Lorenzo
Perfect combination of the best traditional animation and software to emulate brush strokes (you'd never tell). Exquisite backgrounds and use of colour... simply gorgeous!