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    the production of motion pictures. He pioneered innovative technology including bringing synchronized sound and full length to animated film. “Disney releases Steamboat Willie, pioneering "fully synchronized" sound cartoons. Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, the first full-length animation feature, makes its debut.” (Ram). This allowed a new and creative expansion to cartoon features, that had never been done prior. Walt Disney was also the first to…

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    today. Walter Elias Disney was born on December 5, 1901, in Chicago, Illinois. When he was a young boy, Disney was paid to draw the horse of a retired doctor, beginning his love for the arts. He practiced drawing daily by drawing the by copying the cartoons that appeared on the front of the newspaper, Appeal to Reason. He began to work with crayons and watercolors in his sketchbook that his aunt gave him to encourage him to draw more (Grant). “In July 1923, Walt headed for…

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    The themes of many cartoons are inspired by Romanticism, for example the use of supernatural/mythological creatures in the shows, monsters etc. Many animated TV shows and movies have drawn inspiration from it, either in their show content or in the way the artwork is drawn. For example in the cartoon Invader Zim, which is animated by Jhonen Vasquez. The show ran from March 30th 2001 to August 19th 2006. The show Invader Zim…

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    What time is it? Time to reconnoitre the psychedelic darkness and yet the sunny disposition of one of the world’s most popular animated children’s series ‘Adventure Time’ - (Cartoon Network, Pendleton Ward, 2008) and what makes this unorthodox animation lure and appeal to both the young and the mature intellects – uncovering its mass of kaleidoscopic pedagogic episodes that illuminate the uncomfortable themes of reality. Death, cannibalism, depression, an abundance of horror glazed over by the…

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    Televised Cartoons

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    Sit any generation down to discuss cartoons and many will go on and on about their favorite cartoon show. On the surface many of the shows will sound alike, but as each generation goes in-depth many will see how much cartoons have changed. Televised cartoons have a history dating back to the 1920s and at that time there were barely any dialog between the characters in the episode. The cartoons were similar to Steamboat Willie, starring Mickey Mouse which were mainly action filled and in black…

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    housed in mountains, crowds of people waiting in line, busses parked everywhere, and hotels circling the park. You think to yourself, “Who invented this attraction? Why did they do it?” Walt Disney did! He improved the U.S. and the world by making cartoons, movies, and world attractions for families. Who was Walt Disney? Walter Elias Disney was born on December 5, 1901, in Hermosa, Illinois. His father, Elias Disney, was an Irish Canadian. His mother, Flora Call Disney was a German American.…

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    words or lyrics. . “Flowers and Trees was the was the first commercially released film to be produced in the full-color three-strip Technicolor… The color Flowers and Trees was a commercial and critical success, winning the first Academy Award for Animated Short Subjects. (Flowers 1)”. Like Flowers and trees an animation where the plants come to life and have a wild and crazy day, Disney was the first to incorporate this into its work with only the music and sounds of the world to be heard and…

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    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…

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    Japanese Anime Analysis

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    They have distorted anime creating a hybrid of American culture, westernized in a sense when viewed through American consumption of it. Animated ventures such as Dragon Ball Z, Pokémon, Astro Boy, Studio Ghibli films and more gained notoriety with the American public, large corporations took notice. These aforementioned corporations often lead way to the assimilation and Americanization of…

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    company and business franchise. The company nearly dominates in the entertainment industry. Walt Disney and his brother named Roy moved to California in the summer of 1923. Before to come to California, Walt Disney had made a cartoon about a real girl who got into the world of cartoons, and he decided that he could use this work as “pilot” to his new series of “Alice Comedies” to sell a distributor. Soon a distributor Margaret J. Winkler contracted to distribute the “Alice Comedies”. On October…

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