Hi, I’m Lani, I’m writing this in my journal to explain what it’s like working for Walt Disney during World War II. In the morning I get up and get dressed, I like to think of ideas that our studio could use to help the U.S. Army, and the Navy. After I get ready I go and get some breakfast, I can’t eat a lot due to my small amounts of food I have, all the shops are closed due to the war. Usually while I’m eating breakfast, I see troops marching everywhere with weapons.
At 7:30 a.m. I begin walking to the studio. It’s about three blocks away from where I live. When I arrive at the studio, there are two guards at the front door. I get in by telling the guards I work there, and they first find my name on a long piece of paper, and then they let me in. After that I head straight for Walt Disney’s office to tell him all my great ideas. …show more content…
Walt tells us before work ends that we must think of animations to do about the war, and how we can help the U.S. Army and the Navy to get more men. Later, when all the ideas are all the workers try to put together the ideas and make it into a cartoon. When we are making the animations we like to put all sorts of animals in, like ducks, cows, and mice. We like to base our animation’s on the U.S. Army, and the Navy to help them both gain more soldiers, and to show them how important their duties are. One of our most famous animations is “Share Your Car” and “Commando Duck”. The U.S. Army, and the Navy loved our animations about them so much that they sent over troops to guard our
At 7:30 a.m. I begin walking to the studio. It’s about three blocks away from where I live. When I arrive at the studio, there are two guards at the front door. I get in by telling the guards I work there, and they first find my name on a long piece of paper, and then they let me in. After that I head straight for Walt Disney’s office to tell him all my great ideas. …show more content…
Walt tells us before work ends that we must think of animations to do about the war, and how we can help the U.S. Army and the Navy to get more men. Later, when all the ideas are all the workers try to put together the ideas and make it into a cartoon. When we are making the animations we like to put all sorts of animals in, like ducks, cows, and mice. We like to base our animation’s on the U.S. Army, and the Navy to help them both gain more soldiers, and to show them how important their duties are. One of our most famous animations is “Share Your Car” and “Commando Duck”. The U.S. Army, and the Navy loved our animations about them so much that they sent over troops to guard our