The brilliant achievements of Walt Disney (ie Helu Disney) in his lifetime. Speaking of Walt Disney’s outstanding contribution to the film industry, there is no doubt about it, just from the Academy Award winning performance. Judging from the award record, Walt Disney won 32 Academy Awards in his lifetime. This record is still unbeatable to this day! Among all films, Disney had a particularly profound influence on animation. Not only did he produce the world's first sound cartoon and the world's first color cartoon, he also launched the first animated film in film history, Snow White, in 1937, and later produced the film history. With Fantasia, the first stereoscopic film, Walt Disney elevated animation to an artistic level (number 12/3), and has the ability to compete with mainstream films in the market. Before Walt Disney, animations were just short films before the movie started. Theater owners were afraid that early-arriving audiences would be too bored to sit in their seats, so they showed something for everyone to watch before the main movie started. But since Walt Disney After the filming of animated films began, a new animation milestone was set. Animation can also become its own style and is no longer just an accessory. Disney cartoons also have many innovative achievements (number 12/3), whether it is the original "multi-layered stereo camera", "watercolor rendering method"... etc., or the first use of "storyboards", real people and Animation synthesis technology has a great influence on the later animation industry. Many innovative methods have become models and have been adopted by later animators. Many methods have even been adopted by other types of movies, such as the "storyboard" method. It is widely used in various types of Hollywood movies. In addition to animated films, Disney has also had a profound influence on other types of films. Various innovative techniques have made him a consistent winner in the Oscar film industry almost every year. Disney only began to shoot live-action feature films other than animated films in 1950. Walt Disney used funds that could not be repatriated from overseas to film Treasure Island in the UK. This also became Disney's first live-action film. The success at the box office finally allowed everyone to see Disney's ability to produce various types of films, including Two Under the Sea. The shooting techniques and innovative technologies of films such as Miles and Mary Poppins have attracted the attention of the film industry and have become the targets of imitation for many subsequent films. Among Disney's non-animated films, the most special one should be the series of animal and plant documentaries "Wild Documentary Adventure Series" started in 1948. This can be said to be the first film to profile the wild natural ecology at close range (number 30/ 3), this kind of documentary actually achieved good results at the box office, and the audiences who watched it were amazed by these wonderful scenes. Although it later entered the television era, many years later there were even channels such as Discovery and National Geographic, but when it comes to the origin of this type of program, Disney's "Wild Documentary Adventure Series" is naturally without hesitation! Walt Disney's many contributions to film history throughout his life are recognized by everyone, so he was also selected as one of the 100 celebrities who changed history in the 20th century, which all illustrates his brilliant achievements. The early establishment of an animation art training school by Disney later became the origin of Disney's emphasis on employee training. Even later, not only animators, but also Disney employees in other departments also had appropriate training mechanisms, including the most important thing about inheriting the Disney spirit and The "traditional course" of corporate culture is a required course for new employees who join the Disney Company. Even the current Disney President Michael Ensner took such a course when he was hired to join Disney! Looking back on Walt Disney's achievements in his life, one of the special things is that he was able to span so many fields, from movies to television, and even to theme parks. This is all related to Walt Disney's endless creativity. He was not only With these wild dreams, what's more important is that he can finally put them into practice, and his progress will not be slowed down by temporary success. Since Disney's early years, he has fully revealed his creativity in his early works. With his continuous breakthroughs, animated films have been brought to a new level. He continues to try to shoot live-action films and documentaries, and has received many recognitions. But he is still not satisfied with the status quo.

In the 1950s, television officially entered American households. Walt Disney immediately spotted this trend and officially began to enter the television industry. It can be said that he was the pioneer of all film industries to enter the television industry. Among them, he spent a huge amount of money to film The Legend of David Crowe, Classic Disney TV series such as Black Dragon caused a huge sensation and were considered to be a major help in making color television popular at that time. Disneyland is another major innovation of Disney. Before this, there were only small amusement parks or parks in the world. In 1955, Disneyland opened in Anaheim, Los Angeles, California, becoming the world's first "theme park". This concept of a theme park was an innovative idea at the time. Combined with Disney's movies, TV shows and various products, it created a new generation of family entertainment concepts. Disney was even more active in participating in various events. For example, at the 1964 New York World's Fair, Disney used innovative three-dimensional robot technology to launch "It's a Small World" and other four finished products at the exhibition. It was undoubtedly the focus of the expo, and even more so for tourists. The flow is endless, and in about ten days, more than 50 million people have visited these four themed exhibitions! When the expo ended, Disney moved the finished products to Disneyland for visitors to visit all year round. In Disney's later years, he was already actively planning Disney World in Florida. He planned to establish a futuristic experimental community there to allow tourists to experience what life would be like in the future. He had many ideas in this area waiting to be developed (digits 11/2), but unfortunately, he passed away in 1966 before he could implement these ideas during his lifetime. Later, the Disney Company still inherited his legacy and fulfilled his wish. Disney World in Florida officially opened in 1971, and until It was not until 1982 that Walt's future community concept "Epocot Center" finally came to the world. While Disney is showing off its creativity, critics are not idle. They always view Disney's actions in a negative manner. In the early years, the economic situation of Disney Studios was never ideal. Although there were always popular works that helped Disney make a lot of money, Disney immediately spent the money to buy new equipment, hire new employees, or invest in other areas. As far as the filming of Snow White is concerned, Disney's achievements in the field of short animation have been enough for him for several years, but Disney resolutely decided to prepare a feature film. Due to his eagerness to be kind, the cost of filming doubled several times, and in the end it was not available. Under the circumstances, even the Disney animation studio was mortgaged to bank loans. Critics called this operation "Disney's Folly", as if they were waiting for a good show. Fortunately, the unprecedented success of Snow White later proved that Disney's vision for excellence. Preparing to build Disneyland was another big bet for Walt Disney. At that time, even the shareholders within the company did not agree with this. They believed that Disney had already made huge profits from its success in movies, and there was no need to invest in such an uncertain project. In the bottomless money pit, even the third brother Roy persuaded him to think twice, but Walt Disney still insisted on carrying out his plan, and even used his own money to open a WED company to raise funds for the construction. The final result also proved that this was a Success ideas. A creative genius like Disney sometimes has to endure the incomprehension of others and his own loneliness while he expresses himself to his fullest. However, from him, we can see a sense of foolishness without hesitation, this kind of dream-building spirit. The spirit is really admirable. Walt Disney's achievements went from tangible to intangible. It can even be said that Disney later became a special ideology (number 14/5). Under the sign of "Walt Disney", it represents the symbol of family entertainment. Disney's various things have become a part of American culture. Finally, with the globalization of Disney Company, its influence has deeply touched the world. Many corners. In fact, when Walt Disney started, he was not obsessed with a certain market group of audiences. Therefore, in his early works, we can find many Disney works presented from multiple perspectives, such as classical music that deviated from the market and deliberately took an artistic route. Animated Fantasia is the best example.

However, with the opening of Disneyland and Disney's entry into the television industry, Disney's logo has obviously become a symbol of "family entertainment". With a brand image, there will naturally be a certain degree of social responsibility in it, and the orientation of Disney's works will become more and more important. It has become more and more focused on family entertainment that is suitable for all ages and is both refined and popular. These were the lines that Walt Disney insisted on very much at that time, because he had to maintain the meaning that the public expected from this golden brand and could not let them down. . In particular, American society faced a great transformation in the 1960s. After World War II, the Cold War, and the Vietnam War, traditional American values ??gradually disintegrated and were replaced by a sense of uncertainty about the world. Therefore, they engaged in social movements and fought for everything. Equality, advocating hippie culture, etc., recognizing the reality also allows American society to rethink their positioning and establish their new American dream. It actually makes sense that the 1960s is called the "golden age" of the United States. However, while abandoning traditional baggage but being full of uncertainty, we can find that many of the fine traditional American values ??are moderately retained in Disney's works. While social values ??are undergoing extreme changes, each of these Disney works that often create a hot topic is still loved by everyone and popular in most American families. The works still sing the fine traditional values, these legends of hope, love and dreams. , undoubtedly played a key role in social stability in the changing era at that time. When American culture began to gradually extend beyond European and American people in the 1960s, Disney, which was already a part of American culture, naturally gradually spread to Asia. Ask friends of the older generation, as far as they can remember, in their time The first American culture I came into contact with was either Louis Armstrong’s jazz or Disney. As Disney moves towards internationalization, and the concept of global village has become a trend, Disney’s ideology is no longer just a part of American culture, but provides a positive perspective for audiences of all generations who have grown up for generations. Positive good values. Although personal achievements are very rare, what is more valuable is the willingness to spend effort to support those who are behind, so that others can learn and grow together. The most talked about thing about Walt Disney by future generations of animators is that he founded an animation training school, which created many rare talents in the Hollywood animation industry. This was also the first film company to do so. In the late 1920s, Walt Disney became famous for his successful creation of Mickey Mouse. As the film dates continued to come, Walt Disney hoped that his employees would continue to improve and he also hoped to find more outstanding talents. Animation talents were comparable to those on the East Coast of the United States, which was still the mainstream of animation talents at that time. Therefore, he cooperated with the local Cunard School of Art in Los Angeles and created Disney Art Training Night Courses in 1932 for the company's employees to receive after get off work. Training to make them more proficient in animation drawing skills. The response to this kind of art training course was very good after it was launched. Soon after, it was even changed to a day course, and talents were widely recruited. Many students who received the training became Hollywood animators in the future. A famous artist in the industry, Disney's own animation works are constantly innovating while ensuring excellent quality. Whether it is the "Mud Symphony" series of short films or even the shooting of animated feature films in the future, the proficiency and sophistication of Disney's animation technology continues to improve. Disney Therefore, he established his world-famous animation kingdom.

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Walter． Disney Walt Disney In fact, the success of most famous people did not happen overnight. They needed unremitting efforts and an indomitable spirit to overcome and face difficulties. And Walter. Disney is a good example. Walter. Disney (I used to hear people say it was Helu Disney

I don’t know when the translation was changed to Walt Disney) was born in Chicago on December 5, 1901. He has had a keen interest in art since he was a child. Although his family was poor and under the strict control of his father, his mother and brother (Roy) encouraged him to develop his talents and ideals.

So he enrolled in McKinley High School to study art and photography. At that time, he would make money by painting and giving them to his neighbors. When Walter. When Disney was 16 years old, he voluntarily enlisted in the army, but was refused participation in military activities because he was under the legal age. So he joined the Red Cross and went to France, where he served as an ambulance driver. He used relief work as an excuse to spend the year developing his skills in art. After leaving France, he engaged in the art of commercial advertising. He opened a very small company of his own (Laugh-O-Grams). Unfortunately, this was unsuccessful and he declared bankruptcy. However, he never gave up his ideal of becoming an artist. Therefore, even though he only left a handbag and 20 yuan, he still insisted on going to Hollywood to start over. The success of Alice in Wonderland made Disney become a Hollywood celebrity. On July 13, 1925, he married Lillian Bounds. They also gave birth to 2 daughters, named Diane and Sharon (Minnie was named after the daughter). In 1932, "Flowers and Trees" was successfully produced, the first set of color cartoons. This made Walter. Disney received a scholarship from the Academy of Fine Arts. On December 21, 1937, Walter. Disney releases "Snow White," the first animated television show with a soundtrack. In 1954, he started pretending to be a TV show and became the founder of television. In addition, Walter. Disney also had a dream to build a theme park, and he was able to realize this dream in 1955. This was very popular with the public. Picture reference: ccchwc.edu/webpage/pdept/5b/5B11/walt20disney The introduction of Mickey Mouse Picture reference: srols.edu/guidance/active/beautiful/waltdisney/micky One day, Walt took a long train trip. During the journey, when he was lying on his berth to rest, he suddenly saw a mouse scurrying around. At that time, he thought the little mouse was very interesting, so he fed it some bread crumbs. Over time, the little mouse often appeared in front of him and became a good companion on the journey. Walt also drew a picture on the train. He created a mouse with different movements and expressions, and later gave it a cute name - "Mickey". In this way, Mickey Mouse, which is popular all over the world, was finally born. The first movie starring Mickey Mouse was "Planes", which was released in a Hollywood theater in May 1928 and made the audience burst into laughter. Because of this Mickey Mouse, "Water Disney Cartoons" The company began to work hard, and not only continued to create better-looking animations, but Mr. Walt, who still had a childlike heart, recreated the streets where he lived as a child and created a dream kingdom - Disneyland for children all over the world. The reason why Walt Disney was successful was not only because of his persistence in his dreams and beliefs, but also the support and encouragement of Walt's brother Roy. Walter Elias Disney, the founder of Disneyland, was a father who loved spending time with his children. When his two daughters were growing up, Walt Disney accompanied them to the zoo and participated in various carnivals. During this period, Walt Disney discovered: Why are the children having so much fun while the adults have to sit on the sidelines? With this idea in mind, Walt Disney created the first Disneyland for all ages in 1955. Disney's dream engineers use dreams to drive creation, and constantly create fantasy-like movies, TV shows and theme park leisure areas, so that children and parents can relive the world of fairy tales in a virtual environment. This feeling of being both true and false is so incredible!

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