Hayao Miyazaki is regarded as the “god of anime” due to his huge success in Japanese filmmaking. Miyazaki was born in Tokyo Japan on January 5, 1941 and started his career as an animator in 1963. Not only is Miyazaki a well known animator and film director, he is also a famous manga artist. The success of his first film Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind led to him establishing a new studio which he named Studio Ghibli, at where he would create many more successful films that people would come to love. People often refer to Miyazaki as the “Walt Disney of Japan” because of how well renowned he his and how successful his films were. Miyazaki made a huge impact on the film industry with the way his films inspired people through the beautiful …show more content…
Many of Miyazaki great films were made at Studio Ghibli and they were all huge box-office hits. One of his most famous children films, My Neighbor Totoro, was released in 1988 and involved a story about two children and their father who recently moved into a new house surrounded by a forest. Eventually one of the children named May chases two strange cat-like creatures into the forest where she finds another cat-like creature only this one is significantly larger in size compared to the other two. When she finds this creature, she communicates with it and when she does she finds out the creature 's name is Totoro. The forest in the movie is a depiction of the forest Miyazaki discovered in Ustunomiya City when he lived there. The huge success of this film sparked an environmentalist movement in Japan. Another hugely successful film that was produced shortly after was Kiki 's Delivery Service which was a story about a witch named Kiki who leaves home and settles down in a small area by the ocean where she lives her life as a delivery girl. She rides around on her flying broomstick with her black cat Jiji who accompanies her when she makes deliveries for people. The next film Miyazaki produced he received harsh criticism for, however when it was released in 1997 it was one of the most successful films that he would ever …show more content…
Miyazaki thought that he would leave Studio Ghibli in 1998 because his eyesight was failing him and he could not guarantee his fans that he would be able to make films to the same quality as he had made before, however he made an astonishing recovery and returned to Studio Ghibli in 1999 and created two new films. The first was titled The Cat Returns released in 2002, which involved a high school girl named Haru who saves a cat from being hit by a bus. It is later revealed that the cat is actually a prince named Lune. Lune 's father asks Haru to marry Lune and she is brought to a cat kingdom. When shes realizes that she can not leave she receives help from two statues to help her escape. The second film after The Cat Returns was Lord Howl 's Castle or Howl 's Moving Castle as it was titled when released in the U.S. This story is about a young girl named Sophie who works in a hat shop and one day stumbles upon a mysterious stranger named Howl. Soon after the two meet up and spend some time together Sophie returns back to her hat shop where she becomes cursed by a jealous witch. Sophie becomes old and decrepit and she is forced to flee from her shop where she ends up at Howl 's magic moving castle. Miyazaki has created a number of hugely successful animated films that will never be forgotten and hopefully people in the future
...hed in 1957 and i one critic said it was a “tour de force”. The cat in the hat became an animated film in 1971.
Unfortunately, this first endeavor of owning his own studio was not successful. He had a few short animated fairy tales to produce, but the company soon went bankrupt. However, he did not give up on the idea of having his own stu...
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Hayao Miyazaki has been revolutionary in Japanese animation. A mangaka (an artist/writer/creator of manga, Japanese comics), an animator, and storyteller, Miyazaki has not only been very successful in his work, well known and loved by many, but has changed the world of anime with his unique style of drawing. Through passion and hard work, Miyazaki has become one of the most successful animators in all of Japan.
He discovered new ways to animate films and make the quality better (2). The use of color in Disney’s movies also set a new precedent in technology. Many critics still consider his work a masterpiece (12). In today’s world, one of the most important cultural aspects to most countries is the accessibility to tv and movies (6). If people want to learn something, they can take to the television, and voila. Disney played a huge part in the task of broadening communication through his important strides in technology. Without tv, knowing what is going on in the world would be a lot harder, and without Disney’s important discoveries in animation, recreational tv would be less
Walt Disney grew up to become a world-renowned animator, but before that he struggled immensely because people did not like his vision. He loved drawing animals that could talk and walk like humans but the media saw that as weird and creepy and did not see the joy in it as Walt did. Marketing is interactive the movies are marketing the
Mr. Disney has made a few animated short films that have been very successful, but his first attempt at a full-length animated feature film was Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. The film was based on the fairy tale written by the Brothers Grimm. The movie was released on December 21, 1937 and earned $8 million during its initial release, making it the most successful movie of its time. They story is about Snow White, a princess, who is living with her stepmother who is mean and wicked. She is assumed to take over the kingdom ...
A good entrepreneur is needed to be endowed that the abilities of innovative change in terms of particular productions and leading the company both internal and external factors effectively with the employees. Walt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination by Neal Gabler seeks a theme that attempts to describe Walt Disney’s life. The author is able to capture one of Disney’s drives as being to control reality through creation of fantasy world. He describes the drive as a childhood psychological need that arose from fraught paternal relationship and childhood hardship in a small town where Disney was born (Gabler, 2006). Additionally, Disney was enthusiastic with technology as a passion bordering on boredom since it is technology that infused his life.
In the film directed by Andrew Adamson, and Vicky Jenson, a creature named Shrek lives a peaceful life deep in the woods, and then one day this life is disturbed by all sorts of fairytale creatures that have been relocated to Shrek’s home by the ruler of Duloc, Lord Farquaad. Shrek and the talkative Donkey arrange to find Lord Farquaad in order to convince him to take the fairytale beings back from where they came from. Farquaad, who wants to become the King of Duloc, agrees to take the creatures back under one condition: the ogre must bring Princess Fiona so that she may become Lord Farquaad’s bride. Shrek fulfills his quest but on the way back to Duloc he develops feelings toward Princess Fiona. Piotr Sobocinski, the movie cinematographer, applied variety of visual ideas that focused on the beauty of a fantasy landscape during the long journey. Harry Gregson-Williams, John Powell, and James McKee Smith made the motion picture complete by adding music to the story. The music and ...
Steven Spielberg was born on December 18, 1946, in Cincinnati, Ohio. His parents were Arnold Spielberg and Leah Spielberg, who soon influenced the movies he would make. Surprisingly enough, Steven Spielberg was poor at school. Though, when it came to filmmaking, he was extremely talented. He would often become interested in new filmmaking techniques, just like his father, who would study techniques to get ahead in the field. Steven was Jewish growing up, which would soon help him make one of his best works. Many things, as he grew up, influenced his movies greatly, such as his fears or monsters he knew. His imagination was magnificent; he had many thought-provoking ideas. Steven’s beginning films were home movies that he would film with his $20, 8 mm camera. He would experiment with the camera, such as different lighting, different angles, and other techniques. It was like he was born to film! He soon had an obsession for making movies, especially movies that had the World War 2 theme to it. He even spent most of his free time and his allowance to satisfy his obsession for movies.
Many celebrities overcome impediments by experiencing critical moments in their life to achieve fame. Becoming famous is more than just making money and being admired by millions of fans. It is much more complicating than it seems. Some of the most greatest and creative innovators such as Walt Disney was known as, founder and creator of Disneyland. Walt was an important inspiration to look up to because he dealt with facing hardship in his career. Experiencing challenging moments were a motivation for Walt to keep pursuing his goal.
In 1937 Walt Disney Studios premiered their first animated movie called “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” (Davis). Its cherished characters and remarkable villain made it an instantaneous brilliant
Director Tim Burton has directed many films. He started out working at Disney, but shortly after he decided to make his own films. He split away from Disney because they wouldn’t let him add the scariness and darkness he has in his films. After he left he created many great films and also developed his own style. He uses many cinematic techniques in his films for example he uses close-up camera angles on symbolic items, he uses music to show foreshadowing, and he uses lighting and color to show mood
“I only hope we don't lose sight of one thing- that it was all started by a mouse” - Walt Disney (Walt Disney). Who is that mouse that started it all? Mickey Mouse, that is who started it all. What did he start? He started the success of Walt Disney, his creator. Walt Disney can often be compared to some of the most successful industrialists due to him entertaining an unlimited number of people and for being one of the best people that could sell their hard work (Crowther). The greatest thing he did in his career was bringing his own imagination to animation (Finch 127). Walt Disney overcame failure by creating Mickey Mouse, starting the Walt Disney Company, and creating the legendary Disney Parks.
Walt Disney’s company was one of the biggest contributors out of the other big animation corporations to the American animation industry and culture as well to the support effort for the allies of WWII by providing the government with animated propaganda and Ignisia.