How Did Walt Disney Invented Animator

Do you know how Walt Disney started animating movies? Maybe you do, maybe you don’t. There a multiple things that we do not know about Walt Disney. Walt Disney has been in our lives since we were little. Don’t you want to know how it all started? In this essay is going to talk about Disney's Life and how he became an animator.

Walt Disney was born on December 5,1901 into a family with three older brothers and soon a younger sister. Elias and Flora were the parents of Herbert, Raymond, Roy, Walter, and Ruth. The Children grew up on an orchard farm where they raised cattle, sheep, and pigs. Many people from around the world Came to the Disney’s farm just to see the largest orchard. There were often visitors at the farm the Disney’s lived on,

They hired two more employees to ink and paint the celloid. Walt rented a shabby shooting camera that, Roy is operating, and installed it in the garage. Walt did the animating while Roy worked the camera and on October 16, 1923 the brothers founded “Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio.” The Brothers were looking for a distributer and managed to find a New Yorker cartoon distributer, Margaret J. Winker, and agreed to distribute the 12 Alice Comedies series. December 26, 1923, the Brothers produced the first comedy series and received $1,500 for Alice’s Day at

Walt Disney asked Ubbe Iwerks to create a new character. Ubbe sketched many animals as dogs, cats, a female cow, a male horse, and a male frog, but walt didn’t like any of the sketches. However, Mickey Mouse inspired the team from a tame mouse that had been drawn by Hugh Harman at Laugh-O-Gram Studio in 1925. Ubbe started sketching new ways to improve the original Mickey Mouse. The original name of Mickey Mouse was once Mortimer Mouse, before Lillian convinced Walt to change the name to Mickey Mouse. Ubbe animated Mickey while Walt gave Mickey Mouse his voice until 1947. The first feature of Mickey Mouse was in a test screening of a short called Plane Crazy in May 15,1928. Many people disliked the new character but Walt was not ready to give up. The Gallopin’ Gaucho was the next try but unable to find a distributer the animated short film was not released. November 18,1928 Mickey appeared in Steamboat Willie, an animated short with sound co-directed by Walt Disney and Ubbe Iwerks. Walt had managed to find a distributor, Pat Powers, an entrepreneur involved in the movie and animation industry, and became Steamboat Willie distributor and sold Disney cinephone sound system that allowed to release Steamboat Willie with soundtrack that led Disney to success. The Plane Crazy, and the Galloping Gaucho were re-released with soundtracks and many other Mickey Mouse cartoons were also later