Welcome to our collection of example essays on Disney! As one of the most iconic and influential companies in the entertainment industry, Disney has a rich history and a wide range of topics to explore.
In this collection, you will find two types of essays: those that explore the business side of Disney, and those that analyze the content of Disney films. Each essay offers unique insights and analysis on different aspects of the company, providing a wealth of information and inspiration for students who are interested in exploring the world of entertainment and business.
The first type of essay focuses on the business side of Disney, including topics such as marketing and branding, financial performance, and strategic decision-making. These essays provide valuable insights into how Disney has grown and evolved as a company over time, and what factors have contributed to its success.
The second type of essay focuses on the content of Disney films, including themes, motifs, and cultural influences. These essays offer a critical analysis of the messages and meanings behind Disney’s most popular films, providing a deeper understanding of their impact on audiences and society at large.
Whether you are interested in the business side of Disney, the creative process behind its films, or both, you will find essays in this collection that offer fresh perspectives and thoughtful analysis on these topics. By reading and studying these essays, you can develop your critical thinking skills and gain a deeper understanding of the complex issues surrounding Disney and its role in the entertainment industry.
So take a look around, read some essays, and let Disney inspire you to think differently about entertainment, business, and the world around us.
Justin Yongju Kim Nowadays, many people recognize Pixar as one of the most famous film studio in the world. Pixar has been famous for producing animations with the creative techniques. The related words of Pixar would be large, but majority of people might think of the movie Toy Story, public figure Steve Job, and … Read more
1.0 Introduction Before came the existence of 21st Century Fox, there was only Rupert Murdoch’s media empire, News Corporation. The announcement of NC splitting in two caused a massive uproar. Originally, Fox Group was chosen as the company’s name but it was suggested by Murdoch that the golden heritage of retaining 20th Century Fox’s name … Read more
Time in and time again, animators across the world can bring audiences into worlds that can either be familiar or unknown to reality. Many animated films can take viewers on a journey of self-discovery or communicate moral lessons and themes that a protagonist is meant to embody or embrace. This core methodology is reminiscent … Read more
I. Introduction Disney movies have always had an impact and resonated with their viewers. The first time I saw Brave, I became enamored with the way the heroine, Merida, had to repair a piece of her family history, a tapestry, to be able to save the day. In a way, that is what conservators … Read more
The movie rendition of Pocahontas and the genuine tale have numerous distinctions, for example, the sentiment, Pocahontas' identity, and how the story finished. Disney has romanticized the story of Pocahontas into not one, but rather two kid's shows, with an intended interest group of young kids. What's more, with profoundly implanted messages into … Read more
Auteurism, in essence, is a theoretical belief discussed and critiqued by cinephiles that explores a director’s influence on their own films. In other words, “the auteur was the artist whose personality was ‘written’ in the film.” It gave credence to the imagination of the director and explored their unique and personal interpretation of a … Read more
Logan Fields Int Cinema 1 11/16/17 Steamboat Willie and Animation Steamboat Willie is a short animated American film lasting only eight minutes (16mm). The animation was produced by Walt Disney and directed by UB Iwerks (Dowling 3). This 1928 film was screened in black-and-white by Walt Disney Studios and the production released made by … Read more
A wise man once said, “All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.” That man was Walt Disney. Disney had a dream, and he wanted to entertain people, and create a way for families to come together to make memories. He inspired laughter, whimsy, and the feeling that … Read more
Huizi (Angela) Yu Professor De English Composition 3 Lec 38 March 12 2018 Drag and Disney films There are 23,900 video related to “drag Maleficent” on YouTube. Some shows make-up tutorials featuring the average Joe’s stunning transformation to this gracefully dangerous fairy; some are video recordings of drag queens, dressed in Maleficent’s signature tight … Read more
The business I have decided to focus on for the marketing mix evaluation is the Disney Store. This organisation is an international chain which has both an online presence and over 310 stores across the world. ‘There are currently more than 200 Disney Store locations in North America; more than 40 Disney Store locations in … Read more
ABSTRACT Disney has always been a big name in the entertainment industry for over ninety-five years, capturing little minds and being a part of every child’s life. Therefore Disney movies have a significant role to play in influencing young minds. This thesis is a qualitative study of gender characterization and the representation of gender roles … Read more
Walt Disney is significant to US history because he was dedicated to being successful since he was a child, he altered the way Americans viewed animated films, he created one of the most famous amusement parks, and won numerous awards, recognitions, and dedications for all of his hard work. Walt Disney was born the … Read more
How Disney's Zootopia Touches on Real World Issues Zootopia is a Disney movie that has anthropomorphic animals living in harmony. Predators start to go missing, and the first bunny cop has to solve what has happened to them, along with her con artist friend, a fox. Yet, this movie has more to it other … Read more
Question 1: What is Walt Disney Company’s corporate strategy? Walt Disney is a standout amongst brands in each family. Disney is not only a brand with animations, it is a comprehensively entertainment company and diversified media, which incorporates media network, theme parks and resorts, studio entertainment, consumer products, and interactive media. The first character was … Read more
The Walt Disney Company is one of the world’s leading companies in entertainment. Roy and Walt Disney first started this company in 1923 at an office in Los Angeles, and began as a small production studio. Today, the company invest in a variety of business sectors like media networks, consumer products, production studios, theme parks, … Read more
The movie I decided to analyze is Disney’s Finding Nemo. Although the characters are all ocean creatures, we can infer that the main character, Marlin, Nemo’s dad, displayed signed of post traumatic stress disorder. Post traumatic stress disorder is a mental health condition that is triggered by experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event. The event … Read more
Parenting Advantage Disney’s latest acquisitions have proven an unparalleled parenting advantage and Pixar, Marvel and Lucasarts are a prime example of this. By 2006 Disney had developed a diversified yet, integrated entertainment business with global reach. It had in place a comprehensive value chain that included content creation, distribution, merchandising, tourism, broadway and so on. … Read more
INTRODUCTION Ranking fifth in Fortune’s Most Admired Companies 2017, placing just behind the likes of Google and Amazon (Fortune 2017), Disney has secured its place among the top companies for yet another year. It comes to no surprise, for The Walt Disney Company has been around and successful long before most people currently alive were … Read more
Within this project I will be analysing and exploring the marketing history of the Walt Disney Company, focusing briefly on where the company began their marketing campaigns and then more specifically on how they have built upon these campaigns in order to achieve global integration and success. In the latter half of this project, … Read more
The essay will discuss how Disney Princess animation influence gender perception since Disney consider as one of the most influential media that exist, the impact that creates by Disney can be influential toward the audience perception. Disney Princess animations are well known among children, and they are exposed since a young age. A long-term … Read more
Disney is a diversified worldwide entertainment company. The company consists of four business segments: Media Networks, Parks and Resorts, Studio Entertainment plus Consumer product and Interactive media. This assignment analyses how Disney has grown internationally and examines the impacts of operating in an internationalised environment. II. Impacts of Internationalisation Operating in an international environment … Read more
Walt Disney Co. started off as a cartoon maker in California in the year 1923. Having made a few mistakes at the start of his career. Walt and his brother, Roy, decided to change the name from the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio to Walt Disney Studio. In 1932 he made his first piece of … Read more
As an individual who grew up with the forever changing entertainment company, I have come to learn that outdoor games are not popular anymore; it’s all about tv shows and handheld devices such as phones and gaming systems. Children shows are incorporating more of what appeals to today’s society. Children shows today carry underlying … Read more
“Look at this stuff, Isn't it neat?, Wouldn't you think my collection's complete?” Perhaps you found yourself singing along this famous Disney song, from the Little Mermaid. For as long as one can remember, Disney films have been around since 1937, beginning with one of the many Disney princesses, Snow White, and the Seven … Read more
Discussions about Disney making a deal with Lucasfilms began in May 2011. George Lucas had a discussion with Bob Iger, Disney’s CEO, where Lucas told Iger that he was looking to retire and wanted to sell Lucasfilm and the Star Wars Franchise. On October 30, 2012, Disney announced that they had a deal to … Read more
Mulan is based off a medieval Chinese legend about a young woman who runs away from home to join the army in place of her father. The legend has countless iterations, although the earliest is called "Mulan Shi" or "Mulan Poem", written between 386 and 533 AD. The Disney version differs from the myth … Read more
Narrative: The Disney animated movie (Mulan) is inspired by a medieval Chinese legend, which is about a young woman who joins the army to save her father's life. The legend has countless variations, although the earliest is called "Mulan Shi" or "Mulan Poem", written between 386 AD and 533 AD. The Disney version differs … Read more
Disneyland opened in the year July 1955 with a starting cost of $17million. It has various locations, but the first location where it was situated in Anaheim, Los Angeles. Disneyland has drastically changed over the year, new rides are constantly been added. When it was first opened, at first it had 26 attractions, and … Read more
Disney is a company and brand that has made a remarkable impact on the lives of many. The components of Disney vary in a variety of ways. For example, Disney has a total of seven theme parks throughout the world and would like to increase that number in the sense of providing an experience … Read more
Analysis of The Walt Disney Company: Corporate Strategy, Scope of Firm and Strategic Position. 1. Introduction: This assignment will define “Corporate Strategy” and outline what The Walt Disney Company corporate strategy is. It will then proceed to discuss the vertical boundaries, if there are vertical integrations and, if so, what their motives for these … Read more
Jared Burden PSCI-180 Prof. Masud 10/25/2018 Point/Counterpoint on Anaheim’s Measure L Anaheim’s Measure L is a ballot measure proposed to the citizens of Anaheim to raise the minimum wage for employees of businesses with 25 or more workers from $11 an hour to $15 an hour starting January 1, 2019. Following the initial wage … Read more
Factors contributing to EuroDisney’s poor performance during the first year of operations Many of us on the western hemisphere knows Disney to be the land of endless magic and a haven for young children and families to engage in fun activities together. This was proven to be contradictory in the case of EuroDisney. EuroDisney … Read more
Cortney McInerney MUSI 10103 Prof. Adams June 1st, 2018 Disney’s Fantasia: Another Moment of Mixture in the History of Western Art Music For modern audiences, the use of classical music in movies is a standard feature of the cinematic experience, with songs from Pirates of the Caribbean and Harry Potter immediately calling each film … Read more
Walt Elias Disney is presently known as one of the most famous icons of the 20th century. Disney transformed the entertainment industry into what it is known as today. Walt Disney was a very creative, perseverant man. David Low, a British political cartoonist, called Disney "the most significant figure in graphic arts since Leonardo" … Read more
…Nowadays, global marketing is looking for results on how to attract more customers to ideas, products, services or whatever they are trying to put into the mind of consumers. Indeed, different theories have been developed in order to understand more easily how international marketing works and which tools businesses have used in order to … Read more
Glocalization Illustrative case Introduction The aim of this study is to make an approach to the concept of Glocalization and its principles illustrating this concept by the Case of Disney Paris, and how this organization applied this concept in order to adapt its products and services in a different geographical and cultural space, and … Read more
Introduction The entertainment industry has, since its inception, benefited from the creation and maintenance of long-standing, creative brands and characters that inspire repeated consumption. Walt Disney Company has established its dominance as a producer of family-friendly entertainment via animation, CGI, and live action depictions of fantastical worlds and epic adventures. The Disney Princess portfolio … Read more
Few can compare to Walt Disney on the impact he made on the 20th century in the entertainment industry and the popular culture. First cartoons with synchronized sound, the first full-length animated feature film and the theme park, were some of the innovations he shared with the world and pushed him to success. However, … Read more
FLIPPING THE PAGE Disney and the Online Animation Industry Acknowledgements Content Abstract Introduction The Golden Age of Hollywood was the most flourishing in cinema history. In fact, more films were released by major studios in the 1930s than any other decade, at an average of about 800 a year, compared to less than 500 … Read more
Introduction: Walt Disney World Resort originated and is located in Orlando, Florida and is known a the most visited vacation resort in the world. On average, Walt Disney World yearly attendance falls around 52 million people. The property covers nearly 25,000 acres (39 miles) of land. Only half of the 25,000 acres has … Read more
CASE 2: REAL TIME TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Memo II. Executive Summary III. Introduction IV. Analysis V. Recommendation/Conclusion VI. Appendix VII. References MEMORANDUM To: The Real Time Chief Editor From: Team 2 Consulting Re: Case Study Analysis Date: October 13, 2017 Subject: Disney’s and Peggy Lee’s Contractual Claims Thank you for the opportunity given … Read more
Orientalism is the stereotypical goggles that the West uses to view the East. A film that accurately represents Orientalism, and all of it’s ignorance is Disney’s Classic Aladdin. This film is about a young middle eastern man who is trying to defeat the villain, Jafar, and save Jasmine, the princess. In this movie, it … Read more
Brittany Dinerman (Business Entrepreneurship) Yerania Jamaica (Business Management) Yazmin Montes (General Business) Business5-16 Section 63 Executive Summary Having to decide which company our group wanted to learn and write about was an easy decision.Walt Disney was one of the main companies we decided to add in our voting list. Came the day … Read more
Chapter I: Introduction This dissertation will analyse four Disney/Pixar princesses by exploring these characters in relation to the construction of Third-Wave feminism, to understand how the princess story 'reflects, reinforce[s] or resists the cultures changing meanings of femininity' (Rothschild, 2013, p.3). The princesses that will be discussed are Merida, Elsa and Anna, and Moana … Read more
As a child I never truly fit in with any social group. My “friends” were the books that I loved to read and the movies I loved to watch. Most of my favorite movies were Disney ones. I still remember trying to roar like a lion at the end of Lion King. Also, I … Read more
2013 left an incandescent mark for Disney’s economical future thanks to Frozen. The well-respected and highly esteemed company, Walt Disney Pictures, owns the Scandinavian influenced movie. The man himself, Walt Disney, and Roy E. Disney founded Walt Disney Pictures in 1923. It is an American film production company and division of the Walt Disney … Read more
It is commonly said that a story is only as strong as its antagonist (Foutch, 2016) and for centuries, the age-old conflict between good and evil has been told through many different adaptations. Davis, 2006 explains that when following the traditional ‘Paradigm’ narrative structure (as most Hollywood films do), the plot is structured to depict … Read more
In Stephanie Hanes’, “The Disney Princess Effect,” she analyzes how young girls are being influenced through the oversexualization of women by being pushed to grow up too quickly. “The Disney Princess Effect” outlines the sexualization in media and therefore, the image women are expected to obtain through television, internet, and books. There are various … Read more
ara Williams Professor Larrimore October 20, 2017 English 211 Little Girls or Little Women? The Disney Princess Effect Rhetorical Analysis The Disney princess franchise, created by Andy Mooney, has been watched and adored by families around the world for decades, but in the rise of modern day feminism and the eradication of gender roles … Read more
Paste your essay in here…Elyssa DiRaddo Disney Paper 1. Alan Menken is an American Musical Theater composer. He was born in New York City. He grew up in a household filled with music and theater as his mom was an aspiring actress and playwright and his father played the piano and was a full … Read more
Introduction The Disney Wilderness Lodge Resort completed refurbishing its Silver Creek Springs Swimming Pool in 2015. The development, which started in the fourth quarter of 2014 and was finished the following year, aimed to enhance guest experience by adding new attractions and improving existing facilities. This refurbishment is an example of how Disney continually invests … Read more
The Walt Disney Company is an entertainment company that operates globally in a multitude of different divisions. The company operates in five major divisions which include Media Networks, Parks and Resorts, The Walt Disney Studios, Disney Consumer Products, and Disney Interactive. ‘The Walt Disney Company, together with its subsidiaries and affiliates, is a leading diversified … Read more
When writing an essay about the Disney business, there are several themes, topics, and points that one could explore. Here are some examples:
Branding and marketing strategy: Disney is known for its strong branding and marketing efforts. An essay could explore how Disney has developed and maintained its brand image over time, and what marketing strategies have been most effective.
Diversification and expansion: Disney has expanded beyond its original core business of animation and now operates in a variety of industries, including theme parks, media networks, and consumer products. An essay could explore how Disney has diversified its business, what benefits this diversification has brought, and what risks it poses.
Financial performance: Disney is a publicly traded company, and its financial performance is closely scrutinized by investors and analysts. An essay could explore Disney’s financial performance over time, what factors have contributed to its success, and what challenges it faces in the future.
Corporate social responsibility: Like many large companies, Disney has faced criticism over its labor practices and environmental impact. An essay could explore what steps Disney has taken to be more socially responsible, how effective these efforts have been, and what more could be done.
Leadership and management: The leadership and management of Disney have been instrumental in the company’s success. An essay could explore the leadership style of Disney’s current and past CEOs, what management strategies have been most effective, and what challenges they have faced in leading such a large and diverse company.
These are just a few examples of the themes, topics, and points that one could explore when writing an essay about the Disney business. Depending on the focus of the essay and the interests of the writer, there are many other aspects of the company that could be explored in depth.
When writing an essay about the content of Disney films, there are many themes, topics, and points that one could explore. Here are some examples:
Representation and diversity: Disney films have often been criticized for their lack of diversity and representation. An essay could explore how Disney has addressed this criticism over time, what progress has been made, and what more could be done.
Gender roles and stereotypes: Many Disney films have been criticized for reinforcing gender stereotypes and traditional gender roles. An essay could explore how Disney has addressed this criticism over time, what progress has been made, and what more could be done.
Race and ethnicity: Disney films have often been criticized for perpetuating racist stereotypes and cultural appropriation. An essay could explore how Disney has addressed this criticism over time, what progress has been made, and what more could be done.
Storytelling and messaging: Disney films are known for their storytelling and messaging, and many have had a significant impact on popular culture. An essay could explore the themes and messages behind some of Disney’s most popular films, and what impact they have had on audiences and society at large.
Adaptations and reimaginings: Many Disney films are adaptations or reimaginings of existing stories or folklore. An essay could explore how Disney has approached these adaptations, what changes have been made, and what impact they have had on the original stories and their cultural significance.
These are just a few examples of the themes, topics, and points that one could explore when writing an essay about the content of Disney films. Depending on the focus of the essay and the interests of the writer, there are many other aspects of Disney’s films that could be explored in depth.
