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Disney: A century-old entertainment empire that continues to captivate audiences worldwide through its innovative storytelling, iconic characters, and immersive experiences.
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Walt Disney's journey to create one of the world's most beloved entertainment companies began in the early 1920s. The company's origins can be traced back to Walt's arrival in California in 1923 with big dreams and a cartoon called "Alice's Wonderland."
Highlight: The official founding date of The Walt Disney Company is October 16, 1923, when Walt secured a distribution deal for his Alice Comedies.
Initially known as the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio, the company was founded by Walt Disney and his brother Roy. This partnership laid the foundation for what would become a global entertainment empire.
Vocabulary: Alice Comedies - A series of animated/live-action short films produced by Walt Disney in the 1920s, featuring a live-action girl interacting with animated characters.
Walt Disney's innovative spirit and dedication to storytelling quickly propelled the studio to success. The introduction of Mickey Mouse in 1928 marked a turning point for the company, establishing Disney as a major player in the animation industry.
Quote: "I only hope that we never lose sight of one thing – that it was all started by a mouse." - Walt Disney
The company's name eventually changed to Walt Disney Productions, reflecting Walt's growing influence and vision. Sadly, Walt Disney passed away on December 15, 1966, due to lung cancer, but his legacy continued to shape the company's future.
Definition: Legacy - The lasting impact or influence left by a person after their death.
In the ever-evolving landscape of media and entertainment, Disney has established itself as a powerhouse through its diverse portfolio of television networks and, more recently, its foray into streaming services.
Disney's media networks include:
Highlight: The acquisition of 21st Century Fox in 2019 significantly expanded Disney's television portfolio, adding networks like FX and National Geographic to its lineup.
These networks provide a wide range of content, from news and sports to family entertainment and adult-oriented programming, allowing Disney to reach diverse audiences across different demographics.
In response to the changing media consumption habits of consumers, Disney launched its streaming service, Disney+, in November 2019. This platform has quickly become a major player in the streaming wars, competing with established services like Netflix.
Vocabulary: Streaming wars - The competition between various streaming services to attract and retain subscribers through exclusive content and competitive pricing.
Disney+ offers subscribers access to:
Example: "The Mandalorian," an original Star Wars series on Disney+, became a global phenomenon and helped drive subscriptions to the new streaming service.
In addition to Disney+, the company also owns:
These streaming platforms, along with Disney's traditional media networks, form a comprehensive strategy to reach audiences across multiple platforms and viewing preferences.
Quote: "There's no greater power than the power of goodbye." - Robert Iger, on Disney's decision to launch its own streaming service and end its licensing deals with Netflix.
Disney's success in both traditional media networks and streaming services demonstrates its ability to adapt to changing market conditions while leveraging its vast library of intellectual property. As the media landscape continues to evolve, Disney's strong brand recognition and diverse content offerings position it well for future growth and innovation in the entertainment industry.
Following Walt Disney's death in 1966, the company faced challenges and underwent significant changes in leadership and direction. This period saw the rise of new leaders who would shape Disney's future in the entertainment industry.
One of the most transformative eras for Disney came under the leadership of Michael Eisner, who became CEO in 1984. Eisner, along with Frank Wells, was brought in to revitalize the company, which had been struggling and fending off takeover attempts.
Highlight: Eisner was the first outsider to lead Disney, marking a departure from the company's tradition of promoting from within.
During Eisner's 21-year tenure, Disney experienced remarkable growth and diversification:
Example: Under Eisner's leadership, Disney produced animated classics like "Beauty and the Beast" and "The Lion King," which became cultural phenomena and lucrative franchises.
In 2005, Robert Iger took over as CEO, continuing Disney's trajectory of growth and innovation. Iger's strategy focused on three key pillars:
Vocabulary: Executive Chairman - A senior position in a company, typically held by a former CEO, who provides guidance and oversight to the current management team.
As of February 2020, Iger transitioned to the role of Executive Chairman, continuing to guide Disney's creative endeavors and strategic direction. His leadership has been instrumental in solidifying Disney's position as one of the world's largest and most admired media and entertainment companies.
Disney's journey in the film industry began when Walt Disney moved to Hollywood in July 1923, recognizing it as the epicenter of the burgeoning film industry. This decision would prove pivotal in shaping the future of entertainment.
Quote: "It's kind of fun to do the impossible." - Walt Disney
The company's early success came through innovative animated shorts, but it was the release of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" in 1937 that truly revolutionized the industry. This groundbreaking film, the first full-length animated feature, set a new standard for animation and storytelling.
Highlight: "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was a massive gamble for Disney, often referred to as "Disney's Folly" during production, but its success cemented Disney's place in cinematic history.
Throughout the decades, Disney continued to produce beloved animated classics, each pushing the boundaries of animation technology and storytelling:
These films not only entertained audiences but also introduced iconic characters and songs that have become integral parts of popular culture.
Example: The song "When You Wish Upon a Star" from "Pinocchio" became Disney's signature tune and won an Academy Award for Best Original Song.
In more recent years, Disney has expanded its cinematic reach through strategic acquisitions and partnerships:
These acquisitions have allowed Disney to diversify its content offerings and appeal to a broader audience. The company now produces everything from animated features to live-action blockbusters and critically acclaimed dramas.
Vocabulary: Acquisition - The act of one company purchasing another company or its assets.
Disney's commitment to storytelling and innovation continues to drive its success in the film industry. The company's ability to adapt to changing technologies and audience preferences while maintaining its core values has ensured its position as a leader in entertainment for nearly a century.
One of Disney's most significant contributions to the entertainment industry has been the creation and development of its theme parks. These immersive experiences have brought Disney's stories and characters to life for millions of visitors around the world.
Highlight: Disneyland, the first Disney theme park, opened on July 17, 1955, in Anaheim, California, revolutionizing the concept of amusement parks.
Walt Disney's vision for Disneyland was to create a place where parents and children could have fun together. This philosophy has been the cornerstone of all Disney parks and resorts since then.
Currently, there are 12 Disney theme parks worldwide:
Example: Disneyland Paris, which opened in 1992, has become Europe's most visited theme park, attracting millions of visitors annually.
Each park offers unique attractions and experiences while maintaining the Disney magic that guests have come to expect. From classic rides like "It's a Small World" to cutting-edge attractions based on popular franchises like Star Wars and Marvel, Disney parks continue to innovate and expand.
Vocabulary: Imagineering - A blend of "imagination" and "engineering," this term refers to the creative force behind Disney's theme park designs and attractions.
In addition to theme parks, Disney has expanded its experiences to include:
These extensions of the Disney brand allow fans to immerse themselves in the Disney experience beyond the parks, creating lifelong memories and fostering brand loyalty.
Definition: Brand loyalty - The tendency of consumers to continuously purchase products from the same brand rather than competing brands.
Disney's theme parks and experiences division continues to be a significant revenue generator for the company, demonstrating the enduring appeal of the Disney brand and its ability to create magical, immersive experiences for guests of all ages.
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Disney: A century-old entertainment empire that continues to captivate audiences worldwide through its innovative storytelling, iconic characters, and immersive experiences.
14/12/2021
613
Walt Disney's journey to create one of the world's most beloved entertainment companies began in the early 1920s. The company's origins can be traced back to Walt's arrival in California in 1923 with big dreams and a cartoon called "Alice's Wonderland."
Highlight: The official founding date of The Walt Disney Company is October 16, 1923, when Walt secured a distribution deal for his Alice Comedies.
Initially known as the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio, the company was founded by Walt Disney and his brother Roy. This partnership laid the foundation for what would become a global entertainment empire.
Vocabulary: Alice Comedies - A series of animated/live-action short films produced by Walt Disney in the 1920s, featuring a live-action girl interacting with animated characters.
Walt Disney's innovative spirit and dedication to storytelling quickly propelled the studio to success. The introduction of Mickey Mouse in 1928 marked a turning point for the company, establishing Disney as a major player in the animation industry.
Quote: "I only hope that we never lose sight of one thing – that it was all started by a mouse." - Walt Disney
The company's name eventually changed to Walt Disney Productions, reflecting Walt's growing influence and vision. Sadly, Walt Disney passed away on December 15, 1966, due to lung cancer, but his legacy continued to shape the company's future.
Definition: Legacy - The lasting impact or influence left by a person after their death.
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In the ever-evolving landscape of media and entertainment, Disney has established itself as a powerhouse through its diverse portfolio of television networks and, more recently, its foray into streaming services.
Disney's media networks include:
Highlight: The acquisition of 21st Century Fox in 2019 significantly expanded Disney's television portfolio, adding networks like FX and National Geographic to its lineup.
These networks provide a wide range of content, from news and sports to family entertainment and adult-oriented programming, allowing Disney to reach diverse audiences across different demographics.
In response to the changing media consumption habits of consumers, Disney launched its streaming service, Disney+, in November 2019. This platform has quickly become a major player in the streaming wars, competing with established services like Netflix.
Vocabulary: Streaming wars - The competition between various streaming services to attract and retain subscribers through exclusive content and competitive pricing.
Disney+ offers subscribers access to:
Example: "The Mandalorian," an original Star Wars series on Disney+, became a global phenomenon and helped drive subscriptions to the new streaming service.
In addition to Disney+, the company also owns:
These streaming platforms, along with Disney's traditional media networks, form a comprehensive strategy to reach audiences across multiple platforms and viewing preferences.
Quote: "There's no greater power than the power of goodbye." - Robert Iger, on Disney's decision to launch its own streaming service and end its licensing deals with Netflix.
Disney's success in both traditional media networks and streaming services demonstrates its ability to adapt to changing market conditions while leveraging its vast library of intellectual property. As the media landscape continues to evolve, Disney's strong brand recognition and diverse content offerings position it well for future growth and innovation in the entertainment industry.
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Following Walt Disney's death in 1966, the company faced challenges and underwent significant changes in leadership and direction. This period saw the rise of new leaders who would shape Disney's future in the entertainment industry.
One of the most transformative eras for Disney came under the leadership of Michael Eisner, who became CEO in 1984. Eisner, along with Frank Wells, was brought in to revitalize the company, which had been struggling and fending off takeover attempts.
Highlight: Eisner was the first outsider to lead Disney, marking a departure from the company's tradition of promoting from within.
During Eisner's 21-year tenure, Disney experienced remarkable growth and diversification:
Example: Under Eisner's leadership, Disney produced animated classics like "Beauty and the Beast" and "The Lion King," which became cultural phenomena and lucrative franchises.
In 2005, Robert Iger took over as CEO, continuing Disney's trajectory of growth and innovation. Iger's strategy focused on three key pillars:
Vocabulary: Executive Chairman - A senior position in a company, typically held by a former CEO, who provides guidance and oversight to the current management team.
As of February 2020, Iger transitioned to the role of Executive Chairman, continuing to guide Disney's creative endeavors and strategic direction. His leadership has been instrumental in solidifying Disney's position as one of the world's largest and most admired media and entertainment companies.
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Disney's journey in the film industry began when Walt Disney moved to Hollywood in July 1923, recognizing it as the epicenter of the burgeoning film industry. This decision would prove pivotal in shaping the future of entertainment.
Quote: "It's kind of fun to do the impossible." - Walt Disney
The company's early success came through innovative animated shorts, but it was the release of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" in 1937 that truly revolutionized the industry. This groundbreaking film, the first full-length animated feature, set a new standard for animation and storytelling.
Highlight: "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was a massive gamble for Disney, often referred to as "Disney's Folly" during production, but its success cemented Disney's place in cinematic history.
Throughout the decades, Disney continued to produce beloved animated classics, each pushing the boundaries of animation technology and storytelling:
These films not only entertained audiences but also introduced iconic characters and songs that have become integral parts of popular culture.
Example: The song "When You Wish Upon a Star" from "Pinocchio" became Disney's signature tune and won an Academy Award for Best Original Song.
In more recent years, Disney has expanded its cinematic reach through strategic acquisitions and partnerships:
These acquisitions have allowed Disney to diversify its content offerings and appeal to a broader audience. The company now produces everything from animated features to live-action blockbusters and critically acclaimed dramas.
Vocabulary: Acquisition - The act of one company purchasing another company or its assets.
Disney's commitment to storytelling and innovation continues to drive its success in the film industry. The company's ability to adapt to changing technologies and audience preferences while maintaining its core values has ensured its position as a leader in entertainment for nearly a century.
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One of Disney's most significant contributions to the entertainment industry has been the creation and development of its theme parks. These immersive experiences have brought Disney's stories and characters to life for millions of visitors around the world.
Highlight: Disneyland, the first Disney theme park, opened on July 17, 1955, in Anaheim, California, revolutionizing the concept of amusement parks.
Walt Disney's vision for Disneyland was to create a place where parents and children could have fun together. This philosophy has been the cornerstone of all Disney parks and resorts since then.
Currently, there are 12 Disney theme parks worldwide:
Example: Disneyland Paris, which opened in 1992, has become Europe's most visited theme park, attracting millions of visitors annually.
Each park offers unique attractions and experiences while maintaining the Disney magic that guests have come to expect. From classic rides like "It's a Small World" to cutting-edge attractions based on popular franchises like Star Wars and Marvel, Disney parks continue to innovate and expand.
Vocabulary: Imagineering - A blend of "imagination" and "engineering," this term refers to the creative force behind Disney's theme park designs and attractions.
In addition to theme parks, Disney has expanded its experiences to include:
These extensions of the Disney brand allow fans to immerse themselves in the Disney experience beyond the parks, creating lifelong memories and fostering brand loyalty.
Definition: Brand loyalty - The tendency of consumers to continuously purchase products from the same brand rather than competing brands.
Disney's theme parks and experiences division continues to be a significant revenue generator for the company, demonstrating the enduring appeal of the Disney brand and its ability to create magical, immersive experiences for guests of all ages.
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Anglais - Traiter un sujet d'argumentation - Anglais
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