Prior to World War II, Americans fell into a dry spell of no entertainment, causing a frenzied exploration to find new enjoyment for the spiritless people who had nothing to do. Fortunately, major animation corporations, such as Disney, were able to encounter and explore new people and technology in Hollywood that would soon bring entertainment to Americans. Once animation began to flourish, animation companies, like Warner Brothers, started to exchange new ideas with each other to barricade U.S. citizens’ boredom.
Prior to Disney’s Snow White, there wasn’t hardly any animation at all. In fact, the movie Snow White was one the first full-length, color animated films that was produced in color and English. So, Snow White was the start …show more content…
Stop motion photography was a technique used when objects would be moved around, in between their images while being recorded. That way, when shown at a normal rate, the objects would look like they were moving. Cel technique is done when you animate moving objects onto transparent celluloid sheets. After that, the animators would take pictures of the sheets that had the same background picture to have a sequence of images, also making an illusion of animation. There are many animation studios out there today, and the oldest studio, the Walt Disney Animation Studios, was barely able to remain open in the beginning. When Walt first opened the studio, he only had about two employs and struggled to keep his doors open. As a result of barely being able to keep the studio, Walt knew he and his team needed to create a master animation piece to help keep their studio alive. With the pressure of creating a perfect animation piece, Walt knew just what to do to keep his doors open; in order to make a massive idea, he had to create a miniscule mouse. Many know that Mickey Mouse is the icon for Walt Disney, but most don’t realize that Mickey wasn’t the first cartoon Walt created. Mickey was the most successful for …show more content…
Walt’s company had struggled several times before Mickey Mouse with not making enough money and his employees quitting to go work for other animation companies. Once Mickey Mouse was apart of the corporation, Walt didn’t encounter any other trouble until the creation of the Warner Brothers company in nineteen thirty-three in California. When the Warner Brothers corporation started out, many of Walt’s employs raced over to the newer company in town, leaving Walt to encounter yet again, perhaps another closing of his business. This encounter of a new animation corporation made a significant social change in the company because Walt couldn’t get anybody to work with him. Eventually though, Walt encountered his soon to be wife, Lillian, who worked for Walt, along with Walt’s brother, Roy, and Ub Iwerks, a very close animator friend of Walt’s. “The company thought about the assembly line as a way to get product out.”- Ed Catmull. As Ed stated, by working together as an assembly team, Walt and his co-workers were able to successfully get out amazing animation for people to see. Altogether, Walt and his tiny team were able to keep their doors open, which also helped them to stop encountering problems due to a lack of employees and Walt not being
Prior to Disney’s Snow White, there wasn’t hardly any animation at all. In fact, the movie Snow White was one the first full-length, color animated films that was produced in color and English. So, Snow White was the start …show more content…
Stop motion photography was a technique used when objects would be moved around, in between their images while being recorded. That way, when shown at a normal rate, the objects would look like they were moving. Cel technique is done when you animate moving objects onto transparent celluloid sheets. After that, the animators would take pictures of the sheets that had the same background picture to have a sequence of images, also making an illusion of animation. There are many animation studios out there today, and the oldest studio, the Walt Disney Animation Studios, was barely able to remain open in the beginning. When Walt first opened the studio, he only had about two employs and struggled to keep his doors open. As a result of barely being able to keep the studio, Walt knew he and his team needed to create a master animation piece to help keep their studio alive. With the pressure of creating a perfect animation piece, Walt knew just what to do to keep his doors open; in order to make a massive idea, he had to create a miniscule mouse. Many know that Mickey Mouse is the icon for Walt Disney, but most don’t realize that Mickey wasn’t the first cartoon Walt created. Mickey was the most successful for …show more content…
Walt’s company had struggled several times before Mickey Mouse with not making enough money and his employees quitting to go work for other animation companies. Once Mickey Mouse was apart of the corporation, Walt didn’t encounter any other trouble until the creation of the Warner Brothers company in nineteen thirty-three in California. When the Warner Brothers corporation started out, many of Walt’s employs raced over to the newer company in town, leaving Walt to encounter yet again, perhaps another closing of his business. This encounter of a new animation corporation made a significant social change in the company because Walt couldn’t get anybody to work with him. Eventually though, Walt encountered his soon to be wife, Lillian, who worked for Walt, along with Walt’s brother, Roy, and Ub Iwerks, a very close animator friend of Walt’s. “The company thought about the assembly line as a way to get product out.”- Ed Catmull. As Ed stated, by working together as an assembly team, Walt and his co-workers were able to successfully get out amazing animation for people to see. Altogether, Walt and his tiny team were able to keep their doors open, which also helped them to stop encountering problems due to a lack of employees and Walt not being