On Jan. 28, Walt Disney Studios announced that its live-action film formerly known as "1952" will now be titled "Tomorrowland." It's a project shrouded in mystery and suspense with very little known about what the movie actually is. Disney fans and movie buffs alike have bantered about many possibilities for this film, since word of the project got out.

John Frost wrote up a nice article a little while ago about the failed WDAS project “My Peoples” and how it was set to be animated in the Orlando animation department…until they closed the Orlando animation department.

Are you looking for a fun summer movie that will let you wile away an hour or two away from summer summer heat? Well if so, 'The Odd Life of Timothy Green' may be just the afternoon respite you're looking for.

Just a few months ago I had the opportunity to visit Pixar Studios to learn more about their newest movie Brave and watch the first 30 minutes. We also were able to interview some of the amazing people behind the movie including Producer Katherine Sarafian. One of the best interviews was with Mark Andrews, the Director of Brave. He was energetic and his enthusiasm for the movie was clear.

Last month we were able to see the first 30 minutes of Disney/Pixar’s latest film Brave and it was amazing. Brave is a film that has humor, heart and a story that both parents and children will be able to relate to – especially mothers. I was excited to talk about the film to Katherine Sarafian, producer of Brave and a mother herself.