Jennifer lee

The news today from Disney annoucing the promotion of Jennifer Lee (Screenplay, Wreck-It Ralph) to co-director (with Chris Buck) of Disney’s next major feature, Frozen, has animation people buzzing.

The Frozen impresario who now takes over all of Walt Disney Animation is far less well known than her predecessor John Lasseter, but there are clues as to what motivates Lee and how she's likely to lead.

Alot has happened since Jennifer Lee took over as Disney Animation’s Chief Creative Officer exactly four years ago. The talented, Oscar-winning director of Frozen and its sequel has done a remarkable job of keeping the studio on the right creative track after former CCO John Lasseter exited due to allegations of inappropriate workplace behavior toward women. Originally trained in live-action filmmaking, Lee has been a passionate advocate of powerful storytelling and has overseen the studio’s…

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Jennifer Lee was born in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, in 1956. From 1975 to 1979 she studied ceramics and tapestry at Edinburgh College of Art. She then spent eight months on a travelling scholarship to the USA where she researched South-West Indian prehistoric ceramics and visited contemporary West Coast potters. From 1980 to 1983 she continued her work in ceramics at the Royal College of Art in London. Since then her travels have included trips to Egypt, India, Australia and Japan as well as…

Missing From: Reno, NV. Missing Date: June 28, 1987. Jennifer's photo is shown age-progressed to 48 years. She was last seen at approximately 3 p.m. when she left a grocery store in the Lemmon Valley area of Reno, Nevada. Jennifer has a birthmark on her right hip, white bumps on her back, a star-shaped scar on the inside of her right arm, and two small scars under her chin..

Jennifer Lee, nine vessels, 1988-1997. Jennifer Elizabeth Lee (1956) is a Scottish ceramic artist. From 1975 to 1979 she studied ceramics and tapestry at Edinburgh College of Art. phillips.com