Disney Animation announces Moana's story artist will direct the spinoff series sailing to DisneyPlus:
✖ Disney+'s Moana spinoff series gets a"shiny" new director in animation veteran David G. Derrick Jr. Setting sail in 2024, the previously announced Moana, The Series explores new stories with Moana as the wayfinder goes beyond the reefs of Motunui after the events of the 2016 film.
Just announced: David G. Derrick Jr. will direct Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Moana” series for @DisneyPlus. Derrick first joined Disney Animation to work on 2016's Moana, which deepened his connection with his family’s Samoan roots. pic.twitter.com/0MslhBs9OD "There is such a deep love for this character and this film, and that love has only grown in the years since the film's initial release," Lee said when announcing the sequel spinoff series on Disney+."In the series, Moana's boundless sense of adventure and skills at wayfinding take her way behind the reef."
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