Clearly they weren’t in Arendelle anymore.
Raya and the Last Dragon, a movie Briggs co-directed, would become the first Walt Disney Animation Studios film to be produced primarily at home. Technology was scanning everything, making sure, ‘Okay, we’re going to this.’”
“And the animators were kind of walking out with their computers. “I still remember the day where everybody is like, ‘We’re going home, we’re going to start building this thing from home,’” Briggs says. For it was on a fateful early spring morning that the order finally came down: Raya and the Last Dragon would move its entire production-which had begun the very same month-to working from home. In the nearly 100 years since Walt Disney Animation Studios’ founding, it’s safe to say there never was a sight like the one facing animator Paul Briggs last March.
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