Director Mike Disa aimed to create a "modern fairy tale city," evolving the world's technology and mythology beyond the first film's scope. Delayed Release
The film had a production budget of $30 million , doubling the $15 million budget of the original. Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil
Stereoscopic 3D services were handled by Stereo Pictures , a South Korean studio. Director Mike Disa aimed to create a "modern
"The Voices of Hoodwinked Too!" which provides a look at the vocal cast. Mental Ray for rendering
The production utilized Autodesk Maya for animation, Mental Ray for rendering, Fusion for compositing, and Photoshop for matte paintings.
Physical releases of the feature include several "special features" for viewers: