Disneyland Is Like A Piece

Landscapes Of Great Wonder And Beauty Lie Under Our Feet And All Around Us. They Are Discovered In Tunnels In The Ground, The Heart Of Flowers, The Hollows Of Trees, Fresh-water Ponds, Seaweed Jungles Between Tides, And Even Drops Of Water. Life In These Hidden Worlds Is More Startling In Reality Than Anything We Can Imagine. How Could This Earth Of Ours, Which Is Only A Speck In The Heavens, Have So Much Variety Of Life, So Many Curious And Exciting Creatures?

Whatever You Do, Do It Well. Do It So Well That When People See You Do It They Will Want To Come Back And See You Do It Again And They Will Want To Bring Others And Show Them How Well You Do What You Do.

In Our Animation We Must Show Only The Actions And Reactions Of A Character, But We Must Picture Also With The Action. . . The Feeling Of Those Characters.

Money-or Rather The Lack Of It To Carry Out My Ideas-may Worry Me, But It Does Not Excite Me.

The Story Man Must See Clearly In His Own Mind How Every Piece Of Business Will Be Put Over. He Should Feel Every Expression, Every Reaction. He Get Far Enough From His Story To Take A Second Look At It... To See Whether There Is Any Dead Phase... To See Whether The Personalities Are Going To Be Interesting And Appealing To The Audience. He Should Also Try To See That The Things That His Characters Are Doing Are Of An Interesting Nature.