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I highly enjoy watching these old instructional documentaries even if the tech is obsolete by now. There’s something that makes old tech a lot more graspable as a concept even if you’re not familiar with the technology.
I wonder when and why they stopped making films like these. I've been enjoying watching Behind the Attraction and The Imagineering Story on Disney+ with my kids. They are full of these old films of Walt going over their ideas and explaining the things they are and have built. It's a shame that stopped.
These days we only get this stuff in recruiting material or SAAS ads.
Anyone perhaps know what this was from?
I never grew up with Disney as a big part of my life so it wasn’t until later that I learned about Walt, and all the folks related to the work at Disney and some of the amazing things they did. I really didn’t know of all the cool technology and etc they made.
From watching, it seems this was a clip of a larger presentation. I spent some time trying to find a longer version but had no luck. Anyone perhaps know what this was from?
I wonder when and why they stopped making films like these. I've been enjoying watching Behind the Attraction and The Imagineering Story on Disney+ with my kids. They are full of these old films of Walt going over their ideas and explaining the things they are and have built. It's a shame that stopped.
From watching, it seems this was a clip of a larger presentation. I spent some time trying to find a longer version but had no luck. Anyone perhaps know what this was from?
There must be tons of stuff locked in the Disney vaults to never surface again.
It's worth pointing out that Walt was one of the inventors of this camera, as well as all his other roles in making the company's art. Concepts we have today like Photoshop layers and CSS stacking contexts are direct descendants of this invention.
Not to be confused with the yellow prism camera. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQuIVsNzqDk