Missing Footage Found: CineMovie's Audition Tape for FROZEN

Details: Last Updated: Friday, 07 March 2014 15:48; Written by Lupe R Haas

Sue Evelyn Gil visited the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, CA where she got behind the microphone in a sound booth in the Disney Animation Building for her debut voice over work. While she had some fun, the role eventually went to Josh Gad (Jobs, 21) who entertained children and adults alike with his adorable take on the cuddly little snowman created by the Ice Princess Elsa.

CineMovie got first hand experience on voicing an character in a Disney animated film, a dream come true for most actresses. It's not easy and you have to hit your cue on screen as you can see in the video below.

FROZEN went on to make over a billion dollars worldwide and win two Academy Awards for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song. FROZEN's win marked the first time Disney took home the golden statue for that category.

"Frozen" is now available on digital download and on Blu-ray and DVD March 18.

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