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6 The creator of Mickey Mo se and fo nder
of Disneyland and Walt Disney World was
orn in Chicago, Illinois, on Decemer 5,
1901. His father,
lias Disney and his
mother, Flora Call Disney.
6Walt ecame interested in drawing at an early age. At
McKinley High chool in Chicago.
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6 Walt joined the Red Cross and was sent overseas to France, where he
spent a year driving an am lance and cha ffe ring Red Cross officials.
6 He egan prod cing short animated films for local sinesses, in Kansas
City.
6 After making a s ccess of his "Alice Comedies," Walt ecame a recognized
Hollywood fig re. On J ly 13, 1925, Walt married one of his first
employees, Lillian Bo nds, in Lewiston, Idaho.
6 On Decemer 21, 1937, now White and the even Dwarfs, the first f ll-
length animated m sical feat re, premiered at the Cart hay Theatre in Los
Angeles.
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6 Walt Disney took a deep interest in the estalishment of
California Instit te of the Arts, a college level, professional
school of all the creative and performing arts.
Creation of Mickey Mo se
In 1928 Walt created a new animated
character, Mickey Mo se.
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6 His main vision is to spread happiness in the world.
6 Walt Disney presents his vision of a magical park´. The more he dreamt of
it, the more elaorate his plans ecame.
6 In 1954, the year efore Disneyland opened.
6 He completely tr st his creative employees.
Leadership tyle.
Walt Disney of co rse was one of the fo nding fathers of the
Disney organisation.
One of Walt Disney ailities was to come at a prolem from
different mental perspectives.
He developed three distinct mental methods and gave them
names.
The dreamer.
The Realist.
The poiler.
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6 To recover from the loss of Oswald the
L cky Rait - created Mickey Mo se
6 Disney's first so nd film teamoat Willie
6 Disney signed contract with Technicolor
6 The pop larity of the Mickey Mo se series
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6 First feat re-length animated film in 1934.
6 New Release in Decemer 1937- now White
6 now White was released thro gh RKO Radio Pict res,
6 now white made h ge profits
6In the year 1939 initiated P lic Offerings
6More s ccesf l releases
Pinocchio(1940), Bami (1942) Fantasia (1940), D mo (1941),
6World War II
6Box-office profits egan to dry p.
6Attack on Pearl Haror,
6Films like-Ëictory Thro gh Air Power and the short
d cation for Death(oth 1943)
6Welcome Donald D ck
6Congo Mr D ck Der F ehrer's Face (1943).
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nded its contract with RKO in 1953
capital 6Fo nded B ena Ëista Distri tion.
6 Low dget films 6In Decemer 1950, shaked hand with
The Three Caalleros (1944) COCA COLA
Melody Time (1948),
6 Introd ction of live-action films and
doc mentaries
6 Biggest HIT in Box Office
Peter Pan (1953)
Cinderella (1950) Alice in Wonderland (1951)
1955ʹ65: Disneyland
6 J ly 18, 1955, Walt Disney opened
Disneyland to the general p lic
6 Novemer 1965, "Disney World" was
anno nced, with plans for theme parks,
hotels, and even a model city on
tho sands of acres of land p rchased
o tside of Orlando Florida
6 Disney's most s ccessf l film Mary
Poppins, (1960s)
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6 Roy Disney took over as chairman, C
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6 Disney World as "Walt Disney World
6 |he Jungle Book and the m sical |he Happiest Millionaire were the last movies of Walt
6 Roy Disney died of a stroke
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6 To chstone Pict res as a rand for Disney. To chstone's first release
(1984)
6 Ret rn of Disney
6 anno nced plans for the second Walt Disney World theme park,
PCOT
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6 Disney Prod ctions to ild the first Disney theme park o tside of the
United tates, Tokyo Disneyland, which opened in April 1983.
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6 Michael
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6 New flagships starting from ͞The Little Mermaid͟
6 90͛s era Disney domination
6 Key feat re films ʹ Lion King ,Aladdin ,D ck tales , Tales pin and many
more
6 Fores's 50 est Companies
6 Transition to live action films and cgi from cartoons
6 Pirates of the Cariean ,National Treas re ,The Princess Dairies ,The
chronicles of Narnia, Toy story ,Wall-e ,Cars etc
6 Prolems with teve Jos and Pixar
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Complete control domination Friction and Conflict
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Negative empowerment
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Revamping the Disney Image
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6 We follow a strong tradition of create positive and incl sive ideas ao t
innovation. families.
Q ality provide entertainment experiences for all
generations to share.
6 high standard of excellence.
6torytelling
high-q ality standards across all prod ct
very prod ct tells a story.
categories.
6Optimism
6 Decency
At The Walt Disney Company, entertainment is
6 honor and respect the tr st people ao t hope, aspiration and positive
place in s. resol tions.
Benefits
6 A Wide Range of Benefits, incl ding Health, Dental, Life Ins rance and
more
6 Complimentary Theme Park Passports
6 Learning and Development Opport nities
6 The Walt Disney Company Fo ndation cholarship Program
6
mployee tock P rchase Program
6 Disney T
AM Disco nts, incl ding Disney prod cts and merchandise
6 ervice Awards
6
mployee & Cast Memer Contests
Learning Program
6 At The Walt Disney Company, we know o r employees and Cast Memers
make the magic happen.
6 Disney programs
6 Disney Dimensions, an
xec tive Development Program
6 Disney
thics, Integrity, and Diversity Programs
6 Professional Development
6 Management/Leadership Development
Relationships
6 Disney's relationship Pixar Animation t dios, teve Jos and
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6 The noteworthy res lts was the transition of Pixar's C
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shareholder, teve Jos, ecoming Disney's largest individ al shareholder
at 7% and a memer of Disney's Board of Directors
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