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Production: -produced by Walt Disney Picture -directed by Jon Favreau -written by Justin Marks -focused more on Kiplings original books, gave it a darker tone -most of the films CGI -Favreau wanted it to be a tribute -it fades from hand drawn into CGI -all animals and landscapes are created on computers by MPC -the movie has a realistic look -Disney was open to Favreau's new approach -he took key parts of the book to keep nostalgia -to attract new audience and keep it modern they used popular voice actors people know e.g Scarlette Johansson to plays 'Kaa' the snake -for this movie they had a white voice actor for the arangatang to avoid racism -the voices influenced the animation -they went to India to take pictures of the forest and different settings to create a realistic landscape -there was a much bigger team for this movie -they used original music from 1967 movie -used Disneys huge archive to take ideas -original song writer Richard Sherman was used...

Production: -Walt was at the centre of all decisions -black jazz music was used with the orang-utan, this was changed in the 2016 version to avoid racism -the budget was $4 million and it made $141 million in the US, $205 million worldwide and was the highest grossing film of all time in Germany -they didn't make the film for money, they made it to make Walt happy due to the 'Sword in the Stone' flop -there was a live action version in 1994 -made in Walt Disney Studios in California - Disney's personal control affected all stages of production and distribution -it was inspired by Kipling books - Larry Clemmons was the script writer -the drawings were based on the voice actors -it was directed by Wolfgang Reitherman -some characters were cut out during the development process -all backgrounds where hand painted excpt for the waterfall which was real footage of Angel Falls in Venezuela Technology: -Cel animation was used; it uses different layers of glass...

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