If you have the confident voice of a young Polynesian girl and can sing strongly and don't mind working with "The Rock" Dwayne Johnson, you could be a Disney star.

Disney is currently seeking for applicants to play the heroine of their forthcoming animated musical comedy, "Moana."

The movie, set 2000 years ago, is about a spirited teenager who learns that the future of her people is in jeopardy.

"Along with a lovable pot-belly pig and a legendary hero, Moana searches for a mythical island, traversing the open ocean and encountering mystical sea creatures and underworlds on an action-packed quest to save her world and make her ancestors proud."

The brief for Moana's voice is a girl aged 14 to 18, who is smart, passionate, and funny, they say.

Meanwhile, Fast & Furious Star - Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has tweeted that he's clearing his singing pipes to prep for his new role: the voice of Maui, a Hawaiian demi-god, in "Moana."

This is the first role announced from the film, which is due out in 2016.