Pathetic Fallacy in Disney Productions

The “banzhaf Fallacy” Fallacy

Physically Based Shading at Disney

Following our success with physically based hair shading on Tangled [27], we began considering physically based shading models for a broader range of materials. With the physically based hair model, we were able to achieve a great degree of visual richness while maintaining artistic control. However, it proved challenging to integrate the lighting of the hair with the rest of the scene which ha...

Tapping Disney inspiration: transforming healthcare.

hen you think of the Walt Disney World® Resort, you think of rides, shows, food, and fun. You probably don’t think of professional development. And you certainly don’t think of healthcare training. But in the heart of Walt Disney World Resort, has been created an experience for healthcare professionals that is unlike any other. More than 3,000 healthcare professionals have travelled to Disney I...

The Productions of Time The Productions

Eternity is in love with the productions of time — William Blake, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell.

Mental illness in Disney animated films.

OBJECTIVE To examine the prevalence of verbalizations about mental illness in the animated feature films of The Walt Disney Company (TWDC). We discuss the results within the context of children's repeated exposure to popular animated movies and their learning of labels and stereotypes associated with mental illness. We recommend further research on this topic. METHOD We coded 34 animated feat...