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In this episode I tell the stories of both Disney’s “Frozen” and Hans Christian Andersen’s “The Snow Queen” to illustrate the vast difference between Disney’s movie and the source material.
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Produced By
Bruce Strong ★ Cameron Jezorek ★ Carolyne Mathlin ★ Courtney Hickling
★ Eric Mansilla ★Gabriel Stocker ★ Henna K ★ Jim Wiatrak ★ Joe & Jen Stillwell
★ Kathleen Hale ★ Krista Dupps ★ Melanie Bennett ★ Melannie Johnson Savell
★ Michael Young ★ Misty Shelton ★ Nicholas Terra ★ Peter Gordon
★ Saood Ul-Hasan, ★ TM ★ Vaughn M. Dennis
Music
Black Veil by Andrea Krux
Dramatic Fantasy by 3KTrack-Exclusive
Haunting Mists by Orchestralis
Mischief by AllenGrey
Rise of the Valkyrie by Crescent Music
Song of Summoning by Lost Harmonies
Treskarens Vals by Ånon Egeland
Vikings Story by TastyAudio
Recommended Reading
The Snow Queen (Illustrated)
The Snow Queen
The Snow Queen (Online/Free)
Bibliography:
Andersen, Hans Christian, Lewis Naomi, “Hans Andersen’s Fairy Tales (The Complete Collection) [Kindle Edition], Puffin (February 2, 1996)
Film
“Frozen”. Dir. Chris Buck, Jennifer Lee. Buck, Buena Vista Pictures Distribution, Inc., 2013. film.,
Internet
http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Frozen, “The Disney Wiki – Frozen”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Snow_Queen, “Wikipedia – The Snow Queen”
http://www.online-literature.com/hans_christian_andersen/972/, “The Lituratue Network – The Snow Queen”
http://www.surlalunefairytales.com/snowqueen/notes.html, “SurLaLune Fairy Tales: Annotations for Snow Queen”
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