Episode
Into the Unknown: Making Frozen II: The World Awaits
Overview
An incredible journey reaches its end as the finishing touches are placed on the film through sound design and editing. Once complete, the hard-working crew screen the film and celebrates at a much-deserved wrap party followed by Frozen 2's official world premiere. As the film releases across the globe, the work of hundreds of people is at last seen, and embraced, by audiences.
Details
- Series
- Into the Unknown: Making Frozen II
- Season
- Season 1
- Episode
- Episode 6
- Air date
- 2020-06-26
- Runtime
- 36 min
Episode context
The World Awaits is Episode 6 in Season 1 of Into the Unknown: Making Frozen II. It aired on 2020-06-26. The runtime is 36 min.
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Episode 1: A Year to Premiere
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