Walt Disney : Disney The Most Influential People
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Walt Disney
Walt Disney was born December 5, 1901 Hermosa, Chicago,Illinois by parents Elias Disney and Flora Call Disney. Living with four other siblings, Walt Disney grew up knowing selflessness and the power of togetherness that he used latter on in his many lines of work. Known for being a entrepreneur, cartoonist, animator, voice actor, and film producer, Walt Disney has been successful in bring joy and happiness to everyone of all ages.Disney has made large stepping stones for the animated industry along with creating beautiful long lasting entertainment for all and teaching us that with hard work and dedication we can do anything we dream of.From his humble beginnings in an old garage to building his own empire, Walt Disney has proven to be one of the most influential people even today with his many accomplishments.Some of these many accomplishments include creating something that everyone of every age can enjoy, improving the quality of animation along with creating the first full length animated movie, and opening the doors for the next generation of Disney Co. workers.
Disney has made it his life 's goal to create home entertainment for both young and old. From the creation of Mickey to his work in films, Disney had made it clear that happiness is something that everyone should have. Disney had also know that animations is not just for the imagination of the children. Early movies such as Snow White and Pinocchio have clear messages for the younger views. “In Snow White- the main characters are victims of injustice who are eventually restored to their rightful place. In Pinocchio, the characters Pinocchio, Jiminy Cricket and Geppetto are faced with dilemmas, and their own actions result in them becoming victims of ev...
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...reat Mouse Detective and 1988’s Oliver & Company still getting pummeled at the box office by former Disney animator Don Bluth’s An American Tail and The Land Before Time, respectively, the House of Mouse was in dire need of a transformation. Pivoting back to the music-driven, ornately drawn fairy tales of the studio’s heyday, such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty,” (“Ranking: The”).
In conclusion it see plane to see Walt Disney is really really awesome. He did not only build an entire company from the ground up on the want to fulfill the need of every child 's imagination and satisfy adults alike, he also put his heat and soul in everything he did. Weather it was being the fresh innovative mind that he was or leaving impossible shoes to fill, it is clear to see that Walter Elias Disney is one of the most Influential person ever.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that walt disney was born in 1901 in hermosa, illinois by his parents elias and flora call disney. he grew up knowing selflessness and the power of togetherness that he used in his many lines of work.
- Explains disney's goal to create home entertainment for both young and old. disney films tackle serious themes and reinforce important messages.
- Explains that disney's first full-length animated musical feature, snow white and the seven dwarfs, premiered at the carthay theater in los angeles in 1937.
- Explains that walt disney was born in 1901 in hermosa, illinois by his parents elias and flora call disney. he grew up knowing selflessness and the power of togetherness that he used in his many lines of work.
- Explains disney's goal to create home entertainment for both young and old. disney films tackle serious themes and reinforce important messages.
- Explains that disney's first full-length animated musical feature, snow white and the seven dwarfs, premiered at the carthay theater in los angeles in 1937.
- Explains that walt disney was a huge influence and opened the doors for the next generation of cartoonist and voice actors in the disney company.
- Concludes that walt disney is one of the most influential people ever. he built an entire company from the ground up on the want to fulfill the need of every child's imagination and satisfy adults alike.
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- Opines that while most people think of walt disney as the creator of the disney movie empire, steven watts considers him to be the "influential architect of modern america."
- Narrates how walt disney began drawing and painting when he was young and went to work with his uncle who was a train engineer. he quit high school and moved to hollywood to start his own animation business.
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- Explains that walt disney was an inspiration to children and adults through his magical theme parks and charming cartoons.
- Explains that walt disney was born in chicago on 5 december 1901, the youngest of four sons, with a sister to follow. his father elias had to sell the farm and move the family to kansas city, missouri.
- Describes how walt disney's willpower to never give up inspired him to set up a studio in hollywood, california.
- Explains that walt disney was an inspiration to children and adults through his magical theme parks and charming cartoons.
- Explains that walt disney was born in chicago on 5 december 1901, the youngest of four sons, with a sister to follow. his father elias had to sell the farm and move the family to kansas city, missouri.
- Describes how walt disney's willpower to never give up inspired him to set up a studio in hollywood, california.
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- Analyzes how mark twain's day was supposed to be a happy, successful day, but was struck by many disasters. he fixed all the problems and kept going and pursuing his dreams.
- Narrates how walt disney envisioned an eight-acre theme park near his burbank studios, which would be called mickey mouse park.
- Narrates how disney created oswald the lucky rabbit, an instant hit, and universal ordered a series of shorts. when disney transferred another contract, the rabbit was still riding high and the animator thought he had the upper hand.
- Explains that oswald and ub iwerks, the loyal animator who stayed with disney bros., shortened the ears, added padding around the middle, and turned the rabbit into a mouse.
- Describes how disney introduced diane to the mary poppins stories in the 1940s. travers refused to work with disney again.
- Explains that walt disney's never-ending imagination, his magical theme parks, and his charming cartoons have encouraged and thaught people that no matter what your circumstances, or how many times you have fallen down, you need to get right back up and try again.
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- Explains that disney created many memorable characters from princesses to animals. snow white is the first disney princess, and now there are 14 more.
- Analyzes how disney characters and including walt disney have quotes or meanings to their movies or stories.
844 wordsRead More - Walt Disney Essayexplanatory essayBorn on December 5th, 1901, Walter Elias Disney, grew up in Chicago, Illinois with his parents and four other brothers and sister. His father, Elias Disney, an Irish-Canadian, whom he inherited his name from, and his mother, Flora Call Disney, who was of German-American descent. They raised him in Chicago until they day they moved to Marceline, Missouri. Walter Disney spent his younger years taking an interest in art classes and writing activities and also the scenery around him. His family farm was placed in the countryside, near the Santa Fe Railroad tracks. Walter enjoyed his time spent outside listening to the trains pass by. It allowed him to imagine new things. He had a large imagination, growing with every activity he performed his talents in. Walter Disney took on his main talent of drawing. He began to doodle and sketch regularly. It became his favorite past time and he began to focus more on his drawings and animations then he did school. Since his drawings were becoming his main priority, Walter Disney began to sell his better d...
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- Explains that walt disney wanted to be a part of the sensation of animation and tv, and he became one of world's most well-known entertainers.
- Explains that walter elias disney grew up in chicago, illinois with his parents and four other brothers and sisters. he enjoyed art classes, writing activities, and the scenery around him.
- Narrates how walt disney continued to express his talents through drawing and painting, using the nature of the countryside and the railroad tracks in his backyard. walt and his animation friend, ub iwerks, created their own animation business, newman's laugh-o-grams.
- Explains that walt disney wanted to be a part of the sensation of animation and tv, and he became one of world's most well-known entertainers.
- Explains that walter elias disney grew up in chicago, illinois with his parents and four other brothers and sisters. he enjoyed art classes, writing activities, and the scenery around him.
- Narrates how walt disney continued to express his talents through drawing and painting, using the nature of the countryside and the railroad tracks in his backyard. walt and his animation friend, ub iwerks, created their own animation business, newman's laugh-o-grams.
- Narrates how walt disney created his most famous character, mickey mouse, in 1928. he won his first academy award with the production of flowers and trees in 1932 and became one of the first to produce and film his own tv shows.
- Explains that walt disney created a theme park in anaheim, california for the pleasure and enjoyment of his "fans" that enjoyed his work.
- Explains that walt disney's dreams and creations helped build the film and animation world. he was a talented man who strived for the best and produced nothing less, allowing him to be at the top of his game.
1204 wordsRead More - The Life Of Walt Disney & The Grimm Brothersexplanatory essayWalter Elias Disney was born on December 5, 1901 to a German-Irish-Canadian-American family who lived in Chicago, Illinois. He had three brothers and one sister. His mother was a German-American woman named Flora Call Disney. His father was an Irish-Canadian man named Elias Disney (Encarta Encyclopedia 2).
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- Explains that walt disney and the grimm brothers used their talents to become famous children's literature writers and business owners.
- Explains that walter elias disney was born on december 5, 1901 to a german-irish-canadian-american family who lived in chicago, illinois. he had three brothers and one sister.
- Narrates how elias disney moved his family to a farm near marceline, missouri, where he began drawing animals and sold his first sketches to some of his neighbors.
- Explains that walt disney and the grimm brothers used their talents to become famous children's literature writers and business owners.
- Explains that walter elias disney was born on december 5, 1901 to a german-irish-canadian-american family who lived in chicago, illinois. he had three brothers and one sister.
- Narrates how elias disney moved his family to a farm near marceline, missouri, where he began drawing animals and sold his first sketches to some of his neighbors.
- Narrates the births of jacob and wilhelm grimm in hanau, germany.
- Describes how walt disney helped his father's newspaper distribution business by delivering newspapers. walt attended benton school, and occasionally surprised his teachers with his talent for drawing and acting.
- Explains that the grimm brothers' first school was called lyceum fridericianum in cassel, germany, which had seven different classes and was used to prepare people for college.
- Narrates how walt disney attempted to enlist for military service, but was rejected because he was only sixteen years old. he joined the red cross and was sent overseas.
- Narrates how disney came back to america after the war and started his own company, laugh-o-gram films. the company went bankrupt.
- Explains that disney moved to hollywood, california in 1923 to join his brother roy disney to establish the disney brothers studio. they borrowed $500 and set up shop in their uncle's garage.
- Explains how jacob and wilhelm grimm began collecting folktales because of the folkpoetry collections of clemens brentano and achim von arnim.
- Explains that disney married lillian bounds, one of his first employees, on july 13, 1925 in lewiston, idaho. they had two daughters: diane, married to ron miller, former usc football star, and sharon, wife of william s. lund.
- Narrates how wilhelm married henriette dorothea wild on may 15, 1825. together they had three children: karl, jacob, and agnes.
- Explains that the grimm brothers first collection of tales was not published until after their deaths. one of their most famous collections was probably kinder-und hausmärchen.
- Explains that mickey's talents were first used in a silent cartoon called "plane crazy" before sound burst upon the motion picture screen. he made his screen debut in "steamboat willie"
- Explains that walt disney's business grew and technicolor was introduced during the making of "silly symphonies." he won his first of his forty-eight academy awards in 1932 for his production called "flowers and trees."
- Explains that walt disney used some of the folktales that the grimm brothers collected for his films, including "snow white and the seven dwarfs."
- Explains that wilhelm carl grimm died on december 16, 1859, at the age of 73, and his brother jacob died september 20, 1863. their first folktale collection, des knaben wunderhorn, was finally published.
- Explains that walt elias disney died on december 15, 1966. his brother roy took a public leadership position in the company.
- Explains that without the disney brothers' creative and marketing guidance, the company faltered. frank wells served as president of the walt disney company from 1984 to 1994.
- Explains that the grimm brothers' folktales are still read by little children today. without walt disney, some tales may have never been heard of.
- Opines that walt disney's has had and still is having a large effect on television and writing today.
- Opines that both the grimm brothers' and walt disney's stories were very talented and will always be remembered in history.
- Cites ashliman, d.l., grimm brothers' home page, fitzhenry & whiteside, grant, john walt disney’s animated characters, new york, praegarpublishers, 1970.
1594 wordsRead More - Walt Disney, a Brief Biographyexplanatory essay“Walter Elias Disney was born December 5, 1901, in Chicago, Illinois, to Elias and Flora Disney…Walt’s parents …decided to move closer to family on a farm outside of Marceline, Missouri, in 1906…It was here that he began to draw animals and indulge his imagination. Walt’s exposure to rural life influenced him throughout his career.” (Jolley) When reading about Walt’s early history, it’s noticeable that he came from very humble circumstances. The places he lived, and the experiences he had, shaped his life dramatically. He was an imaginative and hardworking person from the start. “ Walt was only nine years old when he had to get up at 3:30 a.m., seven days a week, to fold and deliver papers for two hours before attending…school” (Jolley) By working at such a young age, life lessons of perseverance and dedication was instilled into his values at a very early.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that walt disney is known worldwide for his ingenuity and creativity. he is also recognized for one of the biggest corporations worldwide.
- Explains that walt elias disney was born december 5, 1901, in chicago, illinois. his parents moved to a farm outside of marceline, missouri, where he began to draw animals and indulge his imagination.
- Analyzes how walt disney began working at a company called film ad, where he came up with the idea of laugh-o-gram.
- Explains that walt disney is known worldwide for his ingenuity and creativity. he is also recognized for one of the biggest corporations worldwide.
- Explains that walt elias disney was born december 5, 1901, in chicago, illinois. his parents moved to a farm outside of marceline, missouri, where he began to draw animals and indulge his imagination.
- Analyzes how walt disney began working at a company called film ad, where he came up with the idea of laugh-o-gram.
- Explains that walt disney left kansas city for hollywood with nothing but drawing materials, $40 in his pocket, and a completed animated and live action film.
- Describes how walt's brother roy o. disney was already in california, with an immense amount of sympathy and encouragement, and $250. they pooled their resources and constructed a camera stand in their uncle’s garage.
- Opines that walt's success was not glamorous or ideal, but it required a strong determination to become the best at his work.
- Explains that walt's creation of mickey mouse was not as well known as oswald the lucky rabbit.
- Narrates how disney began producing expensive oswald cartoons in 1928, when walt traveled to new york to speak with mintz about an increase in pay. walt didn't accept the cut and created another successful character.
- Explains that mickey mouse is the symbol of all things disney and represents the american dream. not many entertainment symbols are as timeless and well known as mickey.
- Explains that disney's most extraordinary business venture was organizing what is now known as disney land. the park has attracted more than 400 million through the years and continues to live up to its incredible quality.
- Opines that disneyland is dedicated to the ideals, dreams, and hard facts that have created america with the hope that it will be a source of joy and inspiration to all the world.
- Opines that disney land brings all ages together for classic fun with so many different options.
- Describes the florida project as the first official step toward disney parks expansion, which has attracted millions through the years. epcot is a different amusement park than any other.
- Explains that the disney company has carried on the legacy of walt disney. although he has passed on, his dreams and ideals live on through continued work.
- Explains that many businessmen have achieved billionaire status, conquered seemingly impossible things, but not many have created a world where every race, age, and gender can find imagination and fun running freely. walt disney rose above his struggles and fashioned an beloved character.
- Narrates the walt disney archives and the origins of disney parks expansion: the florida project press conference.
1192 wordsRead More - The Life and Times of Walt Disneyexplanatory essayWalt Disney was born on December 5, 1901, in Hermosa, Illinois. He was one of five children, four boys and one girl, born to Elias Disney and Flora Call Disney. His father was of Irish-Canadian descent and his mother was of German descent. Although he was born in Hermosa, he lived most of his childhood in Marceline, Missouri. When he was seven, instead of doing schoolwork like he was supposed to, he sold sketches. Most of these sketches were pictures of animals and nature. At one time, his sister helped him paint the side of the barn with tar. As he was growing up, he fell in love with trains. At night, he would lie in bed and listen to the trains go by, for he lived near a train track. This is the reason for the trains that go around Walt Disney Land and Walt Disney World.
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- Explains that walt disney was the greatest entrepreneur of all time. he started selling sketches at the age of seven, and was a family man.
- Explains that walt disney was born on december 5, 1901, in hermosa, illinois. he was one of five children, born to elias disney and flora call disney.
- Narrates how walt attended mckinley high school, academy of fine arts, and imitated charlie chaplin for his friends. he joined the red cross and drove an ambulance that transported wounded soldiers.
- Explains that walt disney was the greatest entrepreneur of all time. he started selling sketches at the age of seven, and was a family man.
- Explains that walt disney was born on december 5, 1901, in hermosa, illinois. he was one of five children, born to elias disney and flora call disney.
- Narrates how walt attended mckinley high school, academy of fine arts, and imitated charlie chaplin for his friends. he joined the red cross and drove an ambulance that transported wounded soldiers.
- Narrates how walt moved back to kansas city to be a newspaper artist. he hired fred harman as his first employee and hired ubbe iwerks. walt went bankrupt and headed to hollywood.
- Narrates how walt met lillian bounds in 1925 and married in lewiston, idaho. they had ten grandchildren, but walt never met them.
- Explains that walt's best known character, "oswald the lucky rabbit", was not owned by walt, they were held by universal pictures.
- Explains that walt disney was an innovator to cartoons. he produced the first colored animation picture, named "flowers and trees", which won disney the academy award in 1932.
- Explains that disney decided to do a full-length cartoon movie after "flowers and trees" and "snow white and the seven dwarfs".
- Explains that walt disney dreamed of having a theme park, but he didn't live to see it open on october 1, 1987.
- Explains that walt disney was a lifetime smoker. he supplied the voice of mickey mouse until 1949, but had to quit because his voice became scratchy from all of the smoking. in 1966, he was diagnosed with lung cancer.
- Opines that walt disney was the father of cartoons. imagine life today without mickey mouse, disney world, full-length animated movies, and the disney channel on television.
- Cites alf, daniel, and waln k. brown's uncle walt: the story of walt disney. william gladden foundation, 2011.
995 wordsRead More - Walt Disney and the Idea of Disneylandexplanatory essayWalter Elias Disney was born December 5, 1901 in Chicago. He was born into the family of Elias and Flora Disney. When Walt was born, he had two older brothers. One was Raymond, who was eleven, and the other was Roy O., who was eight. Two years after Disney, his sister Ruth was born. In 1906, the Disneys moved to Marceline, Missouri where Walt attended the Park School (Louise).
In this essay, the author
- Explains how disneyland came to be through three events: the childhood of walt disney, the idea for an amusement park, and the building of this "better than real" place.
- Explains that walter elias disney was born december 5, 1901 in chicago. he had two older brothers, raymond, roy o., and ruth, who later moved to marceline, missouri.
- Narrates how walt attended benton grammar school in kansas city and mckinley high school back in chicago. his father moved his family back to chicago in 1916.
- Explains how disneyland came to be through three events: the childhood of walt disney, the idea for an amusement park, and the building of this "better than real" place.
- Explains that walter elias disney was born december 5, 1901 in chicago. he had two older brothers, raymond, roy o., and ruth, who later moved to marceline, missouri.
- Narrates how walt attended benton grammar school in kansas city and mckinley high school back in chicago. his father moved his family back to chicago in 1916.
- Narrates how walt took a job at the chicago post office and faked his birthday to get into the red cross ambulance corp. after world war 1, he returned home with enough money to set up his business.
- Describes walt disney's idea of a place where families could have fun together. walt created wed enterprises in 1952 to create disneyland.
- Explains that disneyland is walt disney's vision of a pristine and fantastic playground for american families at midcentury.
- Explains that disneyland began being built in 1954 in california. workers worked 24-hour shifts to build the park in time. the grand opening was aired on tv.
- Explains that disneyland opened with five lands and eighteen attractions (disneyland timeline), but there were tons of mishaps and problems.
- Opines that even with all these disasters, disneyland for the most part was a successful opening.
- Explains that disneyland has been running for fifty years and counting. it has articles, commercials, exhibits and multiple parks. the childhood of walt disney, the idea for an amusement park, and the building of this "better than real" place.
- Cites ayre, lyn, and filene, benjamin. "early history of disneyland." entertainmentscene360.
759 wordsRead More - Walt Disney And His Lifeexplanatory essayWalter Elias Disney was born on December 5th, 1901, in Chicago. He was the fourth of five children, having three brothers, Herbert, Raymond, and Roy, when he was born. In 1903, parents Elias and Flora added a daughter, Ruth, to the family. Elias worried about big-city life, so the Disney family moved to a farm near Marceline, Missouri, in 1906 (Jaffe 7). Walt’s job on the farm was to take care of the animals, many of which would inspire his famous characters later in life (“Walt Disney”). These beloved animals were also the subjects of Walt’s first sketches.
In this essay, the author
- Explains that walt disney is known around the world for his amusement parks and films. he won a record 29 academy awards, many oscars, and even received the presidential medal of freedom.
- Explains that walt disney is a household name around the world. disney movies are still popular films, and television’s disney channel has many original shows for children.
- Opines that walt disney is an idol to many people, including myself. his self-confidence and dedication are great examples for any child to follow.
- Explains that walt disney is known around the world for his amusement parks and films. he won a record 29 academy awards, many oscars, and even received the presidential medal of freedom.
- Explains that walt disney is a household name around the world. disney movies are still popular films, and television’s disney channel has many original shows for children.
- Opines that walt disney is an idol to many people, including myself. his self-confidence and dedication are great examples for any child to follow.
- Explains that walter elias disney was the fourth of five children, having three brothers, herbert, raymond, and roy, when he was born. the family moved to a farm near marceline, missouri, in 1906.
- Explains that disney's first studio was made with ub iwerks, a man who would later become disney’s best friend.
- Explains that walt disney's biggest success came when he decided to make an amusement park, which became a place where both children and adults could have fun and release their inner child.
830 wordsRead More - Disney: The Life And Creation Of Walt Disneyanalytical essayWalt Disney was an American motion-picture, television producer, showman, cartoonists, and creator of the Disney franchise. “Walt Disney was born on December 5, 1901 in Chicago,
In this essay, the author
- Explains how walt disney overcomes impediments by experiencing critical moments in their life to achieve fame. walt was an important inspiration to look up to because he dealt with facing hardship in his career.
- Describes walt disney as an american motion-picture, television producer, showman, cartoonists, and creator of the disney franchise.
- Narrates how walt was introduced to motion pictures by walter pfeiffer, who was energetic and entertaining, and enrolled in the talent contest at the agnes theater in marceline.
- Explains how walt disney overcomes impediments by experiencing critical moments in their life to achieve fame. walt was an important inspiration to look up to because he dealt with facing hardship in his career.
- Describes walt disney as an american motion-picture, television producer, showman, cartoonists, and creator of the disney franchise.
- Narrates how walt was introduced to motion pictures by walter pfeiffer, who was energetic and entertaining, and enrolled in the talent contest at the agnes theater in marceline.
- Describes how walt invested all of his money saved into opening a studio called laugh o gram films. the distributor went bankrupt, which left walt with no choice but to lay off his animators.
- Explains walt's value of fame was to produce disney cartoons into movies to enthrall his audience. he started working at animation studios with his brother roy.
- Explains that walt loved the idea of creating an amusement park with rides, disney characters, sweet treats, and art pieces to make children and families happy.
- Analyzes how walt viewed his failures as a lesson to move forward and continue doing what he loved. he continued to be successful by having an aspiring will to succeed.
1292 wordsRead More - Walt Disneyanalytical essayWalt Disney was born in Chicago, Illinois, on December 5, 1901. His father worked there as a building contractor. He was a strict and religious man who often physically abused Walt and his siblings (“Skews.Me”). Walt’s father took over a farm in Marceline, Missouri. Walt was very happy living on the farm and developed a love for animals. Unfortunately, his father’s business there failed, and the family moved to Kansas City, Missouri, where Walt helped his father deliver newspapers. He also worked selling candy and newspapers on the trains (Barrett).
In this essay, the author
- Describes walt disney quotes from sources of insight.
- Describes the 5 great lessons walt disney taught us.
- Analyzes the best-loved and most iconic characters.
- Describes walt disney quotes from sources of insight.
- Describes the 5 great lessons walt disney taught us.
- Analyzes the best-loved and most iconic characters.
- Explains that brown, dr. alan, delivered the commencement address at sias international university, xinzheng, china.
- Analyzes haim, juliane, and marge champion: the real life snow white, 94, danced in her dad’s footsteps.
- Explains that walt disney was a true visionary, but his acclaimed imagination wasn't always apparent. his business acumen and creativity enthused children for generations.
- Explains barrett, katherine, and richard greene's inside the dream: the personal story of walt disney.
- Narrates how walt's cervical vertebrae were crushed and he went to a chiropractor who manipulated his back.
670 wordsRead More - Walter Disney Biographyexplanatory essayThere is no doubt that Walt Disney left the world a better place. After all of the significant achievements that he accomplished such as receiving more than 950 honors and citations from every nation in the world, including 48 Academy Awards and seven Emmys in his lifetime, there is not a person in the world that has not smiled due to Walt Disney’s impact on society. He did in fact become the legend; He became an example of the American Dream. Walt had reached the point where he didn’t work for money, only for what he loved the most – animation. He was perhaps the only man who was able to transform imagination into reality for the incentive of happiness in himself and others. Therefore, making Walter Elias Disney one of the most memorable and significant people of the 20th century.
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- Explains that walt disney was the dreamer and the do-er who brought his imagination to life through determination and hard work. he became the next leonardo davinci — a significant, genuine artist that impacted society at heart.
- Explains that walter elias disney was born on the 5th of december, 1901 in chicago, illinois. he was raised by his father, who was irish and canadian, and his mother, flora call disney.
- Explains how walt's fascination with trains developed into miniature train sets on his backyard, and eventually one at his very own theme park.
- Explains that walt disney was the dreamer and the do-er who brought his imagination to life through determination and hard work. he became the next leonardo davinci — a significant, genuine artist that impacted society at heart.
- Explains that walter elias disney was born on the 5th of december, 1901 in chicago, illinois. he was raised by his father, who was irish and canadian, and his mother, flora call disney.
- Explains how walt's fascination with trains developed into miniature train sets on his backyard, and eventually one at his very own theme park.
- Narrates how walt disney relocated to chicago, where he continued his studies. he attended mckinley high school, the academy of fine arts and marceline's main street.
- Narrates how walt's "careless" years enabled him to develop love and admiration for nature, wildlife, family and community. he also discovered love for acting and performing.
- Explains that walt realized that he was born to make people smile and make the world a better place for good.
- Describes how walt wanted to pursue a career in commercial art and when he met ub iwerks in 1922, they began producing short animated films for local businesses. walt ran out of money and his company laugh-o-grams went bankrupt.
- Narrates how walt disney's hard work led him to create one of the most known cartoon characters of all time: mickey mouse.
- Opines that walt disney's life was not perfect all the time. he was the most supportive husband and father of all. his mother, flora, died of asphyxiation caused by a faulty furnace.
- Explains that walt disney created the burbank studio, which had over 1,000 artists, animators, story men, and technicians involved with disney.
- Explains that walt's dream of owning a clean and organized amusement park became real when the $17 million park, known as disneyland, opened in 1955.
- Explains that walt disney wanted to expand his imagination into reality and make the world a better place — he directed the design of an experimental prototype community of tomorrow.
- Explains that walt disney died on december 15, 1966, just ten days after his 65th birthday. he wanted to provide a place for people to develop talent for the future.
- Opines that walt disney left the world a better place after receiving more than 950 honors and citations from every nation, including 48 academy awards and seven emmys in his lifetime.
1534 wordsRead More - How Did Walt Disney Exemplifies The American Dreamexplanatory essayWalt Disney was born in Chicago, Illinois to Elias and Flora Call Disney on December 5, 1901. He was from an Irish, Canadian, and German family and as a young child his family was impoverished. His family moved to Burbank, California to seek gold and settled on a farm. At this time, Walt had no formal schooling and drew animations for his neighbor's entertainment. Within this time, his older brothers ran away because they were fed up with constant labor work and no pay.
In this essay, the author
- Describes walt disney as an american entrepreneur, animator, cartoonist, voice actor, and film producer who exemplifies the american dream by accomplishing goals and creating a legacy that lived on for centuries.
- Explains that walt disney was born in chicago, illinois to elias and flora call disney on december 5, 1901. his family moved to burbank, california to seek gold and settled on a farm.
- Explains that walt disney's name has become synonymous with quality entertainment and his stories and animations have impacted almost every child worldwide.
- Describes walt disney as an american entrepreneur, animator, cartoonist, voice actor, and film producer who exemplifies the american dream by accomplishing goals and creating a legacy that lived on for centuries.
- Explains that walt disney was born in chicago, illinois to elias and flora call disney on december 5, 1901. his family moved to burbank, california to seek gold and settled on a farm.
- Explains that walt disney's name has become synonymous with quality entertainment and his stories and animations have impacted almost every child worldwide.
- Narrates how disney went through many hardships before his success in the entertainment industry. he created "laugh-o-grams", "alice comedies," "mickey mouse", and "plane crazy".
567 wordsRead More - How Did Walt Disney Impact The Worldexplanatory essayWalt Disney was born in Chicago Illinois on December 5, 1901 to parents Elias Disney and Flora Call Disney. After he was born his family moved to Marceline Missouri, where Walt lived for the majority of his childhood. At an early age Walt had showed an interest in art and began creating art. He would often sell drawing in his neighborhood to make money. He continued to pursue his interest in art by studying art and
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- Opines that walt disney made a huge impact on the world in many ways. the restrictions to the usage of video and film making in the 1920’s defiantly did not stop him from advancing in film industry.
- Explains that walt disney was born in chicago, illinois on december 5, 1901, to parents elias disney and flora call disney. he continued to pursue his interest in art by studying art and photography at mckinley high school.
- Narrates how walt disney began his career as an advertising cartoonist in kansas city, missouri, where he met animator, ub iwerks, and composer carl stalling, who later became significant figures in his road to success.
- Opines that walt disney made a huge impact on the world in many ways. the restrictions to the usage of video and film making in the 1920’s defiantly did not stop him from advancing in film industry.
- Explains that walt disney was born in chicago, illinois on december 5, 1901, to parents elias disney and flora call disney. he continued to pursue his interest in art by studying art and photography at mckinley high school.
- Narrates how walt disney began his career as an advertising cartoonist in kansas city, missouri, where he met animator, ub iwerks, and composer carl stalling, who later became significant figures in his road to success.
- Describes walt disney's dream of creating a "little family park" where parents could take their children for fun.
- Explains that walt disney's $17 million disneyland theme park opened on july 17, 1955. it was a place where children and their families could explore, take rides and meet the disney characters.
- Describes how the walt disney company was started in 1923 in the back of a small office employed by holly-vermont realty in los angeles.
- Explains that walt disney's first animation was the one and only famous mickey mouse. he was inspired to write this by a solo flight over the atlantic ocean by charles lindbergh.
- Explains how walt disney was inspired to use a mouse as his character for his creation all started at his work place.
- Opines that walt disney loved dress up and make-believe. hollywood was a spiritual destination; he belonged there.
- Explains that walt disney had a hollywood career for 43 years until he died. the studio made roughly $600,000 in 1935.
- Explains that the walt disney foundation created a museum that was only for disney. disney’s company lent the museum some of the copyrighted materials to show.
- Explains that walt disney had initially given up on the idea of animation, thinking that the east coast studios were too well established for him to complete. he brought in graham and morkovin to basically teach his staff how to act and treat costumers.
- Explains that disney's snow white and the seven dwarfs was the first full-length animated film and was released to critical acclaim and worldwide success. walt assigned specific characters to specific people.
- Explains that the new animation building, accommodating the disney artists and animators, was planned in the center of the lot.
- Explains that walt needed more animators in the studio. don graham and george drake, the "over seers" for walt's artists staff, left for new york that month and got a seven room suite to test the applicants.
- Narrates how drake and graham were picky about attracting would-be animators for a trial course. the mission for new artists started in march and ended in july. disney needed the artist to be perfect for his creation.
- Opines that walt disney persevered no matter what obstacles were in his way. he is an inspiration to all. walt elias disney is and always will be a legend.
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