Entry 4 | Research | Pioneers - Walt Disney

Entry 4 | Research | Pioneers - Walt Disney



Walt Disney was an American entertainer, animator, voice actor and film producer. A pioneer of the American animation industry, he introduced several developments in the production of cartoons.Walt Disney began to upgrade his skill as a cartoon artist in his early years. Walt Disney was raised up on a farm in Missouri, he didn't have many things to do that were especially fun, but he took his time by drawing cartoon pictures even sometimes of his neighbour's horses. 


Walt Disney dropped out of his high school at the age 16 in which he tried joining the U.S Army but He was pretty unfortunate as he was rejected for being underage, but was able to get a job as an ambulance driver with the Red Cross in France. Walt Disney Company started in 1923 in a small office occupied by Holly Vermont Realty in Los Angeles. It was there that Walt Disney, and his Roy his brother, produced a series of short live action animated films called the Alice Comedies.

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One movie that was made by Walt Disney was Toy Story. Toy Story was a film made on November 22, 1995, directed by John Lasseter and was produced by Ralph Guggenheim and Bonnie Arnold. The storyline is about a toy cowboy called Woody who is a leader of a group of toys who live in a 10-year-old kid room. The toys come to life when there is no human around especially Andy the owner. during his birthday he received a new toy and every toy is impressed which is making Woody jealous.

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