Walt Disney Company. The most Successful visual.

I consider the first sketch of Mickey Mouse by Walt Disney to be the most successful visual ever created by Disney.

It all started with the Mouse, it is still all about the Mouse, it will always be about the Mouse!

Walt Disney Company. Visual Mishaps.

There have been found a lot of visual mishaps in the cartoon "Little Mermaid". Very often not noticeable to our eyes, but obvious when the cartoon is scrutinized, these mishaps show the mistakes the cartoon creators did while making the movie. Moreover, their presence may prove the fact that the editors didn't do the "spell check" on the episodes they had approved for release.
The "Little Mermaid" mishaps are available at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIaHyG_gX7M&feature=related

Walt Disney Company. Final Presentation Visual Sample.

The set of posters will be united by one topic. They will show real people who volunteered and got the free tickets to the Disney World. They will stress the fun environment that one gets rewarded with for being socio-responsible!

Walt Disney Company. Final Presentation Idea.

As for the Final presentation, I am going to create a set of posters that promotes "Volunteer one day - get one day in Disney for free" program. As I happened to know there are only a few people in New York City who know about this program from Disney Land - in almost all cases they are those who searched the Walt Disney website for information about Disney Vacation Packages. Thus, I consider that my advertising campaign will increase the amount of people who might get interested in it and consider participating in the campaign in order to cut costs on their trip to Disney.
The primary target group is families with children.. The secondary group is teenagers and young people under 25, who has never been to the Disney World but would love to go there and have fun with their friends.
This set of posters is going to be places in subway cars as well as in the poster windows on top of the subway entrances.

Walt Disney Company. Recommendation.

Date: November 14, 2009
To: BUS 150-141 class
From: Olena Lazurenko
Re: Christmas celebration

If you have not decided how your family is going to celebrate Christmas, I would highly recommend to join Disney family for the spectacular holiday show.
Throughout the months of November and December, the Walt Disney World is conducting the celebration events, which include breathtaking fireworks, stage shows, character greetings and unlimited use of attractions. All small visitors are going to get a Christmas present from Santa Claus and the whole family will be warmed by the hot spell of cocoa and holiday cookies provided by Disney.
This is the best experience one can possibly desire for Christmas!

For more information, visit:
http://www.explorethemagic.com/disney-world-mickeys-very-merry-christmas-party.asp

Walt Disney Company. Memo of Congratulations.

Memorandum
Date: November 14, 2009
To: Mrs. Clement
From: Olena Lazurenko
Re: 4th quarter results

It was a great pleasure to find out that the Walt Disney Company has achieved an 18% rise in the fourth quarter profits. We, the shareholders, understand that a great work has been done by the Disney management team in order to maximize the company’s profits in such vague and unstable economic conditions. We are more than sure that with the strong expertise and management abilities that the Walt Disney executives have shown, the company will be able to accomplish higher achievements and bring the company’s shareholders new proofs to their right choice of investment.
My true congratulations on the company’s success!

Sincerely yours,
Olena Lazurenko
BMCC student

Walt Disney Company. Best Visual.

In my opinion, the best visual that represents the Walt Disney Company is its symbol, Mickey Mouse, and everything that is of its shape. When it is the shape of Mickey, you definitely know it is Disney!

First of all, it one of the first characters that appeared in Walt Disney's portfolio, and it is the character Walt Disney became famous for. Thus, now we can not imagine Disney without Mickey.
Secondly, any object that resembles the shape of Mickey, brings to us the image of Disney. Balloons, watches, iRivers and many many other consumer products have been made of Mickey's shape. Mickey is present almost in all Disney commercials, and is seen on the majority of Disney shirts.

Mickey is incomparable and the character that speaks for itself. It is the best visual that represents Disney!