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The Florida Studio in the New Millennium: John Henry The Florida Studio in the New Millennium: John Henry
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The Offbeat Project: Lilo and Stitch The Offbeat Project: Lilo and Stitch
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The Final Film: Brother Bear The Final Film: Brother Bear
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Simulating Nature with the Computer Simulating Nature with the Computer
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The Reassessment of 2D The Reassessment of 2D
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The Film That Never Was The Film That Never Was
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New Building, New Tour New Building, New Tour
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Shutting Down the Studio Shutting Down the Studio
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The New Magic of Disney Animation The New Magic of Disney Animation
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5 Shutting Down the Studio (2000–2004)
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Published:November 2022
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Abstract
By chapter 5, computer-generated imagery has led to the end of the Disney Renaissance. This chapter heralds the passing of the second golden age, marked by the upheaval of Disney’s executive board, and illustrates the continuing development in technology by examining the Florida studio’s other theatrical releases, Lilo and Stitch (2002) and Brother Bear (2003). By the time the Florida studio closed, almost fifteen years after the premiere of The Little Mermaid, traditional hand-drawn animation production had all but ceased at Disney, and CGI was regarded as the cutting edge in feature film entertainment. With the termination of animation production in the Magic of Disney Animation theme park attraction and the removal of the artists, the attraction was redesigned to offer a new kind of theme park experience based on interactive experience.
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