The media demonstrations above and below are both heavily abbreviated.
Projection Media for Frozen Jr.
Rental media is available quickly after payment is complete. This allows you to make choices in your staging and other scenery in response to what the media can do. Please provide the dates of the production and the name of the presenting institution. The standard agreement assumes the show will be presented with audience for no more than three weeks in one venue. You may rehearse with media for longer if you like. For most media, you are welcome to edit or rearrange things to suit your needs. There are often elements that can be added or rearranged by your choice. Instructions and cuing guides are included.
- Fully animated media and transitions
- Complete documentation of every cue with page numbers and cue for go. Ready to hand over to the crew.
- High-contrast, iconic image choices designed to read well even without the brightest and best projection equipment.
- Optional scenic elements that can be included or removed, depending on the staging of your production. For example, there are two versions of Let It Go, with or without the staircase.
- This media was originally created for an excellent live performance.
- Delivered in PowerPoint format, but can be made available for other playback systems.
- Animation timings for long sequences ease in gently in time with the music, so that magic happens believably without excessive cuing. These include Let It Go, the blizzard sequences, and more.
- Optional Media Included for Sidewalls of Theatre
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Using the offstage PowerPoint Media
The Offstage Media is automatically included. There is no extra charge. The choice to implement it is completely optional. It is not necessary for the storytelling. It can, however, add some magic to your space if you have a theatre that will accommodate it well. You will need two extra projectors and a second computer. Connect the two extra projectors so that they are receiving the same signal from one computer. Focus them on the side walls, or the proscenium, or wherever else you would like the extra media to go. You can use it to make the audience feel surrounded by the world of the play. The media is masked to create artistically interesting screens. There are several versions included. Choose one that flatters your theatre space. Do not worry about whether there should be windows or branches or whatnot in a given setting. Projection screens are magic. Their only requirement is to be beautiful.
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Current Royalty Flat Fee: $600.00 Request Invoice for Media
This content was originally created for a production mounted in Massachusetts in December of 2019. “Frozen” is a federally registered service mark (reg. no. 5,552,174) owned by Disney Enterprises, Inc. Disney Enterprises, Inc. does not endorse or sponsor Matt Kizer Design, LLC, Matt Kizer, or the scenic projections for “Frozen” developed thereby and advertised above.