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How Disney Was Run in 1943
January 30, 2007 7:00 am
How do they make those drawings move? The chart above (click on it for the BIG version), a separate pull-out from the 1943 booklet The Ropes At Disney, explains the whole process. You’ll note that it all starts with “Walt”. And his main focus was “Story” and “Direction”.
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I’d love to be able to read the smaller black boxes.
Is this the only image? love this site!
ya…driving me crazy to not be able to read the small black boxes!
Replace Walt with ‘John’ and the ‘Walt Disney Presents’ with ‘Pixar’ and you have how Pixar was run in its early years, too.
Disney had his own police?
Yup! And a morgue…