Traduciones en españolWalt Disney is one of the most recognized iconsof American popular culture for his influence andcontribution to the development of the motionpicture and the entertainment industr?

Traduciones en español Walt Disney is one of the most recognized icons of American popular culture for his influence and contribution to the development of the motion picture and the entertainment industry. His creations revolutionized movies and television, and inspired the theme park industry of today. B. He was born in Chicago, Illinois, on December 5th, 1901. As a child, Walt Disney lived on a farm in Missouri where he enjoyed doodling. He also made a lot of detailed drawings of animals and flowers. He took long distance cartoon classes and went to night school to study art. Back in Chicago, he studied art and photography at The Academy of Fine Arts. In his younger years, he worked at different jobs such as a cartoonist for a school newspaper and for small commercial art studios. At the beginning of 1920, Alice in Wonderland was Walt Disney’s first production. It mixed a real actress interacting with animated characters. In 1922, he created his first animation company, Laugh - o - Gram. A few years later, the company went bankrupt but he did not give up. Instead, he decided to continue trying and went straight to the movie industry in Hollywood. Soon he set up a cartoon studio with his brother. They called it the Disney Brothers Studio. In the early 30’s, a big success came with the creation of his most famous character, Mickey Mouse. Although Walt Disney created and drew many more characters, it was Mickey Mouse that embodied the unique vision and essence of his creator. Walt Disney used his voice for this character. In 1932, he received his first special Academy Award for the creation of Mickey Mouse. Following the success of animated cartoon shorts, the Disney studio expanded and incorporated new technology. It produced full - length films such as Snow White, Pinocchio, Fantasy, and Bamby. These were films that combined not only pioneering technological advancements, but also heartwarming stories that brought Walt worldwide recognition. F. In the following years, the studio also diversified into other media. Walt Disney created his own music division called, Disney Records, and consolidated his companies in the film industry. He did not stop there. He kept envisioning and developing new kinds of live entertainment : Theme Parks. In 1955, Disneyland opened. It was based on successful Disney characters and films. Later came Disney World, in Orlando Florida. Walt Disney died on December 15th, 1966, but he left a heritage that keeps growing and evolving into new kinds of media and entertainment.