How Walt Disney Cartoons Are Made

How Walt Disney Cartoons Are Made

How Walt Disney Cartoons Are Made

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How Walt Disney Cartoons Are Made

1939

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Overview

Behind the scenes of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, as well as a general look at the different departments involved in making a cartoon. This short is a re-edit of A Trip Through the Walt Disney Studios. That short was intended for RKO executives, whereas this new expanded version was for the general public.

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Walt Disney

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Walt Disney

Directing

Samuel Armstrong

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Visual Effects

Les Clark

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Les Clark

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Norman Ferguson

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Norman Ferguson

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Hamilton Luske

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Hamilton Luske

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Oliver Wallace

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Frank Churchill

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Frank Churchill

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David Hand

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David Hand

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James MacDonald

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James MacDonald

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