Sunday, January 19, 2014

50 Questions


  1. Who created Disney?
  2. Who created Disney's signature tune at the beginning of each movie?
  3. When did animation begin?
  4. What was Disney's first animated movie?
  5. What is the most successful animated Disney movie?
  6. What is Disney's most successful non-animated movie?
  7. How do these movies compare?
  8. How does Disney create the music for its films?
  9. How has Disney's revenue progressed since its creation?
  10. Who are the main consumers that Disney animation tries to please?
  11. Why do people enjoy music in movies?
  12. What caused Disney to want to pursue a change in the movie industry from actors to animation?
  13. Which animation movie company is the most successful?
  14. How has Disney's movies responded to an increasingly technological world?
  15. When was the first animated movie?
  16. When was Disney created?
  17. What are the differences in cost between an animated movie and an actor based movie?
  18. How long does it take to create an animated movie?
  19. How long does it take to create an actor based movie?
  20. What percentage of Disney's recent animated movies' budget gone into making the music for the movie?
  21. What percentage of the budget has gone into the marketing of the movie?
  22. Do Disney's animated movies tend to do better than their non-animated movies?
  23. How do the profits made by movies rated G and PG compare to those rated PG-13 and R?
  24. What is considered Disney's best movie?
  25. Why do people like to watch movies about fantasy worlds?
  26. How have animation techniques changed since the creation of Disney?
  27. What have these changes allowed Disney to do that was previously impossible?
  28. What percentage of Disney's movies are animated?
  29. What caused Disney to focus on princess stories?
  30. What are some prevalent themes in Disney animation movies?
  31. What is the price of Disney's stock?
  32. Is Disney's stock price on a downwards or upwards trend?
  33. What inventions led to the rise of animated movies?
  34. What makes a movie a musical?
  35. How much did the trailers of Frozen cost when compared to the total budget?
  36. What are some of the most common types of music in Disney movies?
  37. Is their a correlation between successful Disney movies and success in Disney World/Land?
  38. Who is the most successful Disney songwriter?
  39. Who has written the most Disney songs?
  40. How many of Disney's movies involve a princess?
  41. What is Disney's most successful princess movie?
  42. Does Disney base their princess models off of real people?
  43. Who is the most well known Disney character?
  44. How have sequels of Disney movies performed when compared to the originals?
  45. What makes a song catchy?
  46. How many other animation companies does Disney own?
  47. How many movies does Disney produce a year?
  48. Which Disney movie returned the lowest profit or produced the highest deficit?
  49. How does the success of a song from a movie affect the number of customers that see the movie?
  50. What appeal does an animated movie provide that an actor based movie doesn't?
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4 comments:

  1. UnknownJanuary 19, 2014 at 11:09 PM

    Yes!! I am so excited to see that you chose this as your topic! You have a wide array of questions that I know will be put into good use! Disney is definitely loved everywhere and is a childhood favorite. I also like how you created questions based on the creation and animation of Disney films. Can't wait to see your ideas evolve!

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  2. UnknownJanuary 20, 2014 at 1:35 PM

    I think that you picked an excellent topic to start with. There is an enormous amount of research available on virtually any topic dealing with Disney. I especially like your questions about the music in Disney movies, as there does seem to be something different about the music in Disney movies.

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  3. UnknownJanuary 20, 2014 at 1:56 PM

    I think you have a great and exciting topic that so many readers can relate to and the best part is that you can go so many different directions with it. Plus, you have a great scope of history to use as your research. You're questions bring up even more questions which will make your readers think outside just your paper.

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  4. UnknownJanuary 20, 2014 at 5:29 PM

    I think this is a good topic! I'd really like to see how the change in animation and technology has impacted Disney, like why they've been using CGI/3D animation more than traditional 2D. You could even check into how Disney compares to other studios like Studio Ghibli, which I know works with Disney but still develops 2D films. Really interested in how your paper will turn out!

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