jungle book 1967

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Explain why Walt Disney Company would have been lobbying for 'The Mickey Mouse'

This is when you try and persuade the government into copy writing something, in walts case this was him trying to save his characters from being stolen. 

1967

the  budget of the film was $4m. this was for the whole of the production and how much money they had to spend o the film as a whole
the box office numbers that they bought in was about $141m
and the entire money that it made was around $378m

it used cutting edge technology for its time even though it is nothing special now the animation shocked the world 

The Jungle Book was released in 1976 by Walt Disney Productions and was made by traditional cel animation in Walt Disney Studios to keep the costs at a minimum. The use of multiplane was developed to create a 3D effect.  Disney's personal control affected all stages of production and distribution. Bil Peet helped to storyboard the plot


The Jungle Book is the final film Walt Disney helped make and was more personally involved in the production of the film.


Processes of a film:
-conception (the idea of the film)
-pre-production (storyboarding, casting, scriptwriting, funding)
-production (filming)
-post-production (editing, sound design)
-released (theatricle, straight to DVD, online, marketing)

they have a large vault of ideas which means that they have loads of fresh ideas and they don't have to start from scratch. it also means that they can save time when it comes to editing and making the animations because they can use landscapes that have already been created and cut from other films 

DVD sales have been decreasing over the years