'Once Upon A Time' season 7 work begins in new office

Work on “Once Upon A Time” season 7 has officially begun. Executive Producer Adam Horowitz confirmed that he has started working on the show recently. The new office building they are using this year comes with an interesting history, which also has a strong connection to the TV series.

Horowitz is busy writing the script of the next season of the popular fantasy TV series. The producer is back from a short vacation, and he described the feeling of heading to work as a “mind (and face) bender.” The plot promises to hold just as many twists and turns as the show has delivered in the past few years.

The team is working in a new office this time around. Horowitz revealed how the building they are working in has a history connected to the show itself.

On the first day of work for the new season, Horowitz walked into the Shorts Building at Walt Disney Studios. The building was constructed from the two original Animation Buildings on Hyperion Avenue in Hollywood. From 1939 to 1940 the sections of the building were moved to Burbank.

When the sections of the building were still in Hollywood, it was used by the animation staff of Disney. Here, they worked on some of the most well-known projects like “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." The building is now home to various Studio Operations departments.

Snow White (Ginnifer Goodwin) is an important character on the show until now. However, the TV series is going for a reboot, so fans have to say goodbye to many of their favourite characters. Some familiar ones like Mr. Gold (Robert Carlyle) and Regina (Lana Parrilla) will return in “Once Upon A Time” season 7, but they will feel like a whole new set of characters.

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