How Walt Disney Changed History
after the studio had become burdened with debt. After declaring bankruptcy Disney moved to Hollywood along with his brother Roy and they began the Disney Brothers Studio where it became very successful with the partnership of Universal Studios and when Mickey Mouse was created in 1928 this is what made the company take off and Mickey Mouse became a universal symbol of good will.
Walt Disney was such an inspiration to many children and this is why he was such an impact and how he changed history. “Walt Disney wanted to start a company that fulfill children’s dreams and to create a visual for children to believe that dreams do come try if you only believe” (Disney Changed History). Walt Disney also gave adults a time to find laughter and comfort
during war times. Walt was an inspiration on doing what you love just as he did he wanted to encourage everyone not just children that you can accomplish anything “All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them” (Walt Disney). Disney changed animation and movies and without him who knows if there was even a chance for animation and if it would even exist. He changed the animation business by making the first feature length film, pioneered the animation business, he built his first park, he brought money into America and not only did he do all these in his business he brought hope, dreams, and a happier place to others by his inspiring words and work.
During WWII between 1942 and 1945 Walt Disney Productions used the characters of Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse for more than just entertainment they were used to spread propaganda films for the U.S. government and to educate Americans about their enemies “and the animators themselves were employed to make insignia for military units and equipment” (Stillich). Over 90% of the employees were devoted to this propaganda films and throughout
Walt Disney was such an inspiration to many children and this is why he was such an impact and how he changed history. “Walt Disney wanted to start a company that fulfill children’s dreams and to create a visual for children to believe that dreams do come try if you only believe” (Disney Changed History). Walt Disney also gave adults a time to find laughter and comfort
during war times. Walt was an inspiration on doing what you love just as he did he wanted to encourage everyone not just children that you can accomplish anything “All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them” (Walt Disney). Disney changed animation and movies and without him who knows if there was even a chance for animation and if it would even exist. He changed the animation business by making the first feature length film, pioneered the animation business, he built his first park, he brought money into America and not only did he do all these in his business he brought hope, dreams, and a happier place to others by his inspiring words and work.
During WWII between 1942 and 1945 Walt Disney Productions used the characters of Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse for more than just entertainment they were used to spread propaganda films for the U.S. government and to educate Americans about their enemies “and the animators themselves were employed to make insignia for military units and equipment” (Stillich). Over 90% of the employees were devoted to this propaganda films and throughout