Jennifer Lee

Jennifer Lee is a writer, director and animation content creation expert. She gained widespread recognition for her work in the animated film industry, particularly through her involvement with the globally celebrated "Frozen" franchise. In 2013, she was awarded the coveted Academy Award for Best Animated Feature for the first "Frozen" movie. Lee's role in the creation and success of this film, along with its sequel "Frozen 2", were instrumental in cementing her reputation. Her prowess as a filmmaker was further underscored by her involvement in other successful projects, such as "Wreck-It Ralph" and its sequel "Ralph Breaks the Internet".

In addition to her filmmaking accomplishments, Lee set notable precedents in her leadership roles. In 2018, she became the first female Chief Creative Officer of Walt Disney Animation Studios, a position she held until 2024. This role saw her overseeing the creative direction of the studio, further contributing to its modern success, known as the Disney Renaissance. Notably, Lee was also the first female director at the studio to direct a feature film, setting a precedent for future women in the industry.

Lee's influence extends beyond her work in full-length films. She has also contributed to Disney's short films, including "I Am With You" - At Home With Olaf. As a testament to her ongoing involvement in the animation industry, she is currently set to direct and write "Frozen 3", as well as write and executive produce "Frozen 4". Moreover, Lee has adapted the screenplay for the Disney film "A Wrinkle in Time", and was involved in the creation of the billion-dollar blockbuster "Barbie".