Red Raion, the CGI studio for media based attractions, has released its new, original production, Beauty and the Beast – Once Upon a Mess.
This funny, heartfelt adventure offers an exciting reimagining of one of the world's best-loved stories.
By bringing together high-quality animation with immersive storytelling, the brand-new CGI film invites audiences to experience the story of Beauty and the Beast like never before.
5D, VR, dome, and fly formats
In Beauty and the Beast – Once Upon a Mess, Belle and her Prince are enjoying their happily-ever-after. But one day, while they’re cleaning the castle, a naughty magpie takes the enchanted gem that keeps the Prince in his human form, turning him back into a beast.
With aerial acrobatics, mischief and magic, Belle, the Beast, and the magpie embark on their frantic mission to catch the gem. But who will win?
Available in 5D, VR, dome, and fly formats, the film has been developed to seamlessly adapt to a broad range of immersive attractions, from motion-based theatres to full-dome installations and flying simulators.
Each version has been crafted to guarantee that every visitor, whether seated, standing, or flying, feels part of the story.
Valeria Rizzo, chief brand officer at Red Raion, says: "We wanted to reimagine a timeless story through a modern lens: one that speaks to today’s audiences while staying true to the charm of the original tale.
"With Beauty and the Beast - Once Upon a Mess, we combined humor, emotion, and visual spectacle to deliver an experience that feels both familiar and completely new. It’s the kind of story that reminds us why people fall in love with storytelling in the first place."
Reflecting Red Raion’s signature style, Beauty and the Beast – Once Upon a Mess is notable for its innovative narration, stunning visual direction, and technical accuracy.
From richly detailed environments to lively camera movements, every frame enhances the storytelling and draws viewers into a world where fantasy and fun mix.
Red Raion first unveiled the title of this movie for licensing at IAAPA Expo Asia.
