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    Thesis: He signed a deal with Universal to make cartoon a cartoon "Oswald the Rabbit." Walt Disney lost his newly found Disney Bros studio, cartoonist, and characters such as Oswald the Rabbit and Alice to Universal Studios in a contract loophole then, in turn, he created Walt Disney Studios. This changed entertainment forever with things such as for Mickey Mouse. Background: In 1901, Walt Disney was born in Chicago, Illinois. At a young age he found his passion of art in Marceline, Missouri.…

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    Peter Rabbit written by Beatrix Potter is a tale following a young mischievous rabbit who loves getting into all kinds of trouble. The collection of stories is simple and humorous making it ideal for children, but has hidden messages that give children a glance at the real world. By using animals to introduce these harsh conditions such as death and greed to children, the truth is less severe which helps kids understand without scaring them. In the first story, “The Tale of Peter Rabbit,”…

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    while his history still lies buried and undiscovered from many of those that enjoy the fruits of his rich history. For instance, not many people have any recollection of Walt Disney’s role in the First World War, or have heard of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, or even know why such a comparatively small man’s company has such a high standing in the movie industry today. Fortunately, his story is, although often neglected, not completely forgotten. Disney’s…

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    Walt-Disney started a company specifically geared towards fulfilling children's dreams and imaginations and making them think of a place, where dreams come true and magic and fairytales comes alive, in whatever ways imaginable. He made this possible through his work in movies, cartoons, children's books, storytelling, theme parks, etc. He did all of this in the middle of the Second World War and other problems happening in the world. While giving credit to Walt Disney, whose main priority is to…

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    Who Is Art Babbitt?

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    Among those who joined the Guild was one of Walt's highest-ranking animators, Art Babbitt. Babbitt, who was known for developing the infamous character Goofy, had a very strong sense of justice. Despite being higher on the totem pole than others, he felt that the pay structure was unfair and very disorganized. Art was a generous man; so gregarious that he would often pay his assistant out of his own pockets when Walt would refuse to give him a raise.5 He had always sympathized with the omegas of…

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    the Chicago Art Institute (Walt Disney 1). Disney created many types of art in his lifetime. He started off his artistic career drawing for farm equipment catalogues, but this talent later evolved into animated characters such as Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and Mickey Mouse. Disney began his animation work at the Kansas City Film Ad Company where he made animated commercials, which sparked an interest in him causing his art to advance more into him creating his own animated cartoons (Walt 1). This…

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    it off. I’m so excited to see it!” Rose exclaimed to her brothers. It was October 6, 1927, and the Warner family was anxious about the premiere of The Jazz Singer. “Shhhhhhh! It’s about to start,” They responded in unison. Rose just waved them off. White Rose was ecstatic about The Jazz Singer, the brothers were terrified. What is something went wrong, what if the audience hated it. All these what if’s were going on in the brothers head. Along with other worries, for Sam had died the previous…

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    In conclusion, many different film codes and conventions have been used throughout the movie, Rabbit Proof Fence. The use of character, set, props, costume/make-up, framing, lighting, camera techniques, sound and music have greatly enhanced the appeal of the movie to a variety of audiences. All these film codes and conventions have made it easier to comprehend the characters emotions and their profiles. Through the use of film codes and conventions, cultural genocide has been demonstrated in an…

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    forward. Walts Disney and his staff created numerous famous fiction including Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, Snow White and the seven Dwarfs so on. However, before that Walts Disney went to brankrup after the brutal failure of a cartoon series in Kansas City. In addition, the well known Disney’s cartoon “Pinnochio” , cost $2.3 million to make the film its two time of “Snow White and the Dwarfs” but its only earned back less than 2 million. Its because “Pinnochio” is a technical masterpieces…

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    Trampoline Research Paper

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    Trampolines are fascinating contraptions. Trampoline-A sheet, usually, attached by resilient cords or springs to a horizontal frame several feet above the floor, used by acrobats and gymnasts, and is used as a spring board in tumbling. Trampolines are kind of dangerous but very fun. The way trampolines have developed over the years really shows the greatness of the human mind. Many forms of trampolines were created over time. The history of the trampoline is very interesting. The first known…

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