Walt Disney is a production
company that was created by Walt Disney and Roy O. Disney. The company has
produced many different short films and movies since being founded in 1923. It
is closely associated with one of its early creations, Mickey Mouse, who serves
as a makeshift mascot for the company. But besides being one of the largest
broadcasting companies in the world in regards of income, second only to Comcast,
today Disney is a hallmark of childhood. No other film is quite as comforting
as a Disney film. Through their films, both classic and recent, that the Walt
Disney Company has put out, children have learned valuable lessons. The characters
in these movies have become an integral part of the lives of today’s youth.
Each motion picture has portrayed real life situations and difficulties coated
in a fantasy world to captivate the minds and capture the hearts of generation
after generation. Time after time, within these 100 minute feature presentations,
animators and writers and actors have communicated morals to children through
intricate storytelling and detailed characters. These characters play major roles
in the lives of children because not only does Disney ensure whimsical rapture
in each princess and cowboy but because children are able to relate. Somehow, they
find a way to see themselves as these brave, loyal and inspiring figures of
film even if all they have ever known is a small portion of the world that
revolves around the playground. So with a little time and the support of their
audience, what started as a simple family production company in 1923 is now a
world renowned staple of childhood memories.
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