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Brenda Chapman

Female
November 1, 1962
Illinois
Writing

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Brenda Chapman is an American animator and film director. In 1998, she became the first woman to direct an animated feature from a major studio, DreamWorks Animation's The Prince of Egypt. Description above from the Wikipedia article Brenda Chapman, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Mufasa: The Lion King
6.60
movie2024United States
Credit: Thanks
Come Away
6.20
movie2020UKUnited StatesJapan
Credit: Director
The Lion King
6.80
movie2019United States
Credit: Story
This Changes Everything
7.20
movie2019United States
Character: SelfCredit: Acting
The Animagic World of Rankin/Bass
0.00
movie2018United States
Character: SelfCredit: Acting
Half the Picture
6.90
movie2018United States
Character: SelfCredit: Acting
Strange Magic
6.10
movie2015United States
Character: Imp (voice)Credit: Acting
Brave
7.10
movie2012United States
Credit: Director, Screenplay, Story
Waking Sleeping Beauty
7.20
movie2009United States
Character: Self (archive footage)Credit: Acting
Up
8.30
movie2009United States
Character: Additional Voices (voice)Credit: Acting
Chicken Run
7.10
movie2000United States
Credit: Storyboard
The Prince of Egypt: From Dream to Screen
6.90
movie1999United States
Character: SelfCredit: Acting
The Prince of Egypt
7.20
movie1998United States
Character: Miriam (singing voice) (uncredited)Credit: Acting, Director
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
7.00
movie1996United States
Credit: Story
The Lion King
8.50
movie1994United States
Credit: Script Supervisor
Beauty and the Beast
8.00
movie1991United States
Credit: Story
The Little Mermaid
7.60
movie1989United States
Credit: Storyboard
A Birthday
0.00
movie1987United States
Credit: Director, Animation, Writer
Ghost Squad
0.00
movieInvalid DateUnited States
Credit: Director
Beyond Ink & Paint: The Women of Animation
0.00
movieInvalid DateUnited States
Character: SelfCredit: Acting