'Launchpad': Disney's Short Film Series Gets a Season 2

Disney’s short-film series 'Launchpad' has been renewed for Season 2. The collection will feature 6 short films from underrepresented filmmakers.

Disney+ has just announced the second season of Launchpad, a collection of short films from a new generation of filmmakers of underrepresented backgrounds. The six-film collection is set to premiere on Disney+ sometime in 2023.

COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY Phillip Domfeh, Senior Manager, who runs Launchpad's Season 2, said of the newest season: RELATED: Watch: 'Launchpad' Trailer Shows Us Disney+ Collection of Shorts Films From Filmmakers With Underrepresented BackgroundsBEAUTIFUL, FL – Director: Gabriela Ortega; Writers: Joel Perez and Adrian Ferbeyre

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