The princess and the frog : managing your word and your investments / by Glassman, Saly A., 1958-

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The princess and the frog / by Clements, Ron, Musker, John, Erb, Greg, Oremland, Jason

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The princess and the frogs / by Bartles, Veronica

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Princess tales : once upon a time in rhyme with seek-and-find pictures / by Maccarone, Grace

Table of Contents: “…Cinderella -- Thumbelina -- Beauty and the Beast -- Snow White -- The princess and the frog -- The princess and the pea -- Rumpelstiltskin -- East of the sun, west of the moon -- Twelve dancing princesses -- Sleeping Beauty.…”

The McElderry book of Grimms' fairy tales / by Pirotta, Saviour

Table of Contents: “…Sleeping Beauty -- Magic gingerbread house -- Magic bear and the handsome prince -- Golden-haired girl in the tower -- Little mouse and lazy cat -- Princess and the seven dwarves -- Swans and the brave princess -- Naughty princess and the frog -- Girl who spun straw into gold -- Twelve dancing princesses.…”

Contemporary Disney animation : genre, gender and Hollywood / by Benhamou, Eve

Table of Contents: “…Animating a formula: Disney, genre and Hollywood animation -- Part 1 Disney and romance -- Reanimating fantasies of fairy-tale romances: Disney nostalgia and the Princess and the Frog -- The Dream Works formula and the post-feminist Disney couple: Tangled's romantic parodies -- Brave new tale? …”
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One-person puppetry streamlined and simplified : with 38 folktale scripts / by Frey, Yvonne Amar

Table of Contents: “…Aladdin's magic lamp (a retelling of the tale of Aladdin) -- A bit of magic (a retelling of "The magic pot") -- The fisherman's three wishes (a retelling of "The fisherman and his wife") -- The foolish merchant and the greedy camel (a retelling of an Arabic tale) -- Fox's sticky Santa cake (a retelling of "Brer rabbit and the tar baby ") -- Fox's sweet tooth (a retelling of "The gingerbread boy") -- The gift of the two brothers (a retelling of a Jewish tale) -- Goldi makes a friend (a retelling of "Goldilocks and the three bears") -- The guardian stone lion (a retelling of a Tibetan tale) -- Hansel and the witch (a retelling of "Hansel and Gretel") -- How Rabbit lost his long tail (a pourquoi tale) -- Jenny and the beansprouts (a retelling of "Jack and the beanstalk") -- King Birdsnest (a retelling of "King Thrushbeard") -- King Midaswell and his gold (a retelling of the King Midas legend) -- The magic glass (a retelling of a Japanese tale) -- Old Babouscka (a retelling of the Russian legend) -- The princess and her golden ball (a retelling of "The princess and the frog") -- The princess and the pea test (a retelling of "The princess and the pea") -- A promise to a spider (a retelling of "Rumpelstiltskin") -- Rooster outfoxes Fox (a retelling of a folktale) -- The shoemaker and the elf (a retelling of "The shoemaker and the elves") -- Simplyella (a retelling of "Cinderella") -- The smallest loaf of bread (a retelling of a German tale) -- Soup made from a nail (a retelling of "Nail soup") -- The stonecutter's wish (a retelling of a Japanese tale) -- The sun's special gift to man (a retelling of a Native American tale) -- The troll's toll bridge (a retelling of "The three billy goats Gruff") -- Why Bear has a short tail (a retelling of a pourquoi tale) -- The Wolf and Granny's lost glasses (a retelling of "Little red riding hood") -- Wolfi and the three squealers (a retelling of "The three little pigs") -- The woman who refused to share (a retelling of a pourquoi tale) -- Zucchini bread (a retelling of "The little red hen") -- Androcles and the lion -- The boy who cried "wolf" -- The country mouse and the city mouse -- The dog and the wolf -- The fox and the cat -- The hare and the tortoise.…”

Acting for animators / by Hooks, Ed

Table of Contents: “…-- The illusion of life versus "moving illustrations" -- Seven essential acting principles -- Thinking tends to lead to conclusions, and emotion tends to lead to action -- We humans empathize only with emotion -- Theatrical reality is not the same thing as regular reality -- Acting is doing; acting is also reacting -- Your character should play an action until something happens to make him play a different action -- Scenes begin in the middle, not at the beginning -- A scene is a negotiation -- Insights, perspectives, and suggestions -- Animating dialogue -- Power centers -- Status transactions -- The psychological gesture and atmosphere -- The adrenaline moment -- "Ma" -- Animating force versus animating form -- Character performance fits the audience -- Heroes and villains -- Movement and body language -- Acting is a process of exposing, not hiding -- Active listening -- Live-action reference and mirrors -- Character tempo/rhythm -- Character analysis -- Pantomime -- The expression of emotion in the human face -- Suspension of disbelief and animation -- Photo real and the uncanny valley -- Videogames -- Laban Movement theory -- Comedy -- Farce -- Caricature -- Television commercials -- Short animation guidelines -- Introduction to film analysis -- Film analysis -- Coraline -- The Princess and the Frog -- Kung Fu Panda -- Ponyo -- Up -- The Iron Giant -- A few classroom exercises -- "What is my profession? …”

Children's film in the digital age : essays on audience, adaptation and consumer culture /

Table of Contents: “…Re-Mixing The Chronicles of Narnia: The Re-Imagining of Lucy Pevensie Through Film Franchise Texts and Digital Fan Cultures / Naomi Hamer -- An Evolutionary Journey: Pokemon, Mythic Quests and the Culture of Challenge / Lincoln Geraghty -- Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Film Adaptation and Media Convergence for Children / Karin Beeler -- Nurturing Young Cinephiles: Martin Scorsese's Hugo / Dan North -- Cultural and Consumer Contexts for Children Russian Animated Films and Nationalism of the New Millennium: The Phoenix Rising from the Ashes / Michel Bouchard and Tatiana Podyakova -- Cosmopolitan Endurance: Migrant Children and Film Spectatorship / Stephanie Hemelryk Donald -- Dubashi: Indian Film, Cross-Cultural Communication and Screenings for Children / Swarnavel Eswaran Pillai -- Branding Blackness: Disney's Commodification of Black Culture in Song of the South and The Princess and the Frog / Lydia E. Ferguson -- The Commodification of Ms. …”

Debating Disney : pedagogical perspectives on commercial cinema /

Table of Contents: “…Hurley -- Seeing black : critical reaction to The princess and the frog (a brief survey) / Shea T. Brode -- Objectivism versus altruism : a choice of heroes for the 1950s : Stanley Kramer's High noon (1952) and Walt Disney's Davy Crockett, king of the wild frontier (1954-1955) / Douglas Brode -- "Savages, savages, barely even human" : Native American representations in Disney films / Myles Russell-Cook -- "Roar!" …”

Adoption : the search for a new parenthood / by Diamond, Gary, Arbel, Eva

Table of Contents: “…-- "They say Judy resembles her mom and dad" -- "We first laid eyes on you and loved you immediately" -- "I unavoidably gave up the baby" -- Johnny writes home to his folks -- The princess and the frog -- Like grandmother, like mother -- Choices -- Family day -- Only three weeks -- Caught between two worlds.…”
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Microfictions / by Shua, Ana María, 1951-

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Debating Disney : pedagogical perspectives on commercial cinema /

Table of Contents: “…Hurley -- Seeing black: critical reactions to The princess and the frog / Shea T. Brode -- Objectivism versus altruism -- a choice of heroes for the 1950s: Stanley Kramer's High noon (1952) and Walt Disney's Davy Crockett, king of the wild frontier (1954-1955) / Douglas Brode -- "Savages, savages, barely even human": native American representations in Disney films / Myles Russell-Cook -- "Roar!"…”
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One-person puppetry streamlined & simplified : with 38 folktale scripts / by Frey, Yvonne Amar

Table of Contents: “…Aladdin's magic lamp (a retelling of the tale of Aladdin) -- A bit of magic (a retelling of "The magic pot") -- The fisherman's three wishes (a retelling of "The fisherman and his wife") -- The foolish merchant and the greedy camel (a retelling of an Arabic tale) -- Fox's sticky Santa cake (a retelling of "Brer rabbit and the tar baby ") -- Fox's sweet tooth (a retelling of "The gingerbread boy") -- The gift of the two brothers (a retelling of a Jewish tale) -- Goldi makes a friend (a retelling of "Goldilocks and the three bears") -- The guardian stone lion (a retelling of a Tibetan tale) -- Hansel and the witch (a retelling of "Hansel and Gretel") -- How Rabbit lost his long tail (a pourquoi tale) -- Jenny and the beansprouts (a retelling of "Jack and the beanstalk") -- King Birdsnest (a retelling of "King Thrushbeard") -- King Midaswell and his gold (a retelling of the King Midas legend) -- The magic glass (a retelling of a Japanese tale) -- Old Babouscka (a retelling of the Russian legend) -- The princess and her golden ball (a retelling of "The princess and the frog") -- The princess and the pea test (a retelling of "The princess and the pea") -- A promise to a spider (a retelling of "Rumpelstiltskin") -- Rooster outfoxes Fox (a retelling of a folktale) -- The shoemaker and the elf (a retelling of "The shoemaker and the elves") -- Simplyella (a retelling of "Cinderella") -- The smallest loaf of bread (a retelling of a German tale) -- Soup made from a nail (a retelling of "Nail soup") -- The stonecutter's wish (a retelling of a Japanese tale) -- The sun's special gift to man (a retelling of a Native American tale) -- The troll's toll bridge (a retelling of "The three billy goats Gruff") -- Why Bear has a short tail (a retelling of a pourquoi tale) -- The Wolf and Granny's lost glasses (a retelling of "Little red riding hood") -- Wolfi and the three squealers (a retelling of "The three little pigs") -- The woman who refused to share (a retelling of a pourquoi tale) -- Zucchini bread (a retelling of "The little red hen") -- Androcles and the lion -- The boy who cried "wolf" -- The country mouse and the city mouse -- The dog and the wolf -- The fox and the cat -- The hare and the tortoise.…”
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