Inside 'Disney Worldbuilders': Leslie Iwerks on Her Family’s Disney Legacy
Summary
Leslie Iwerks created a Disney+ documentary called Disney Worldbuilders. The film shows how Disney theme-park rides are made from popular movies by artists and engineers. It also highlights her family's important role in Disney’s creative and technical history.Key Facts
- Leslie Iwerks directed the documentary Disney Worldbuilders, now on Disney+.
- The film reveals how Disney turns movies like Avatar, Star Wars, Monsters, Inc., and Frozen into theme-park attractions.
- Leslie’s grandfather, Ub Iwerks, helped create Mickey Mouse and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
- Her father, Don Iwerks, developed innovative technologies like 360-degree cameras for Disney attractions.
- The documentary features filmmakers like James Cameron and Jon Favreau discussing their role in creating rides.
- Leslie grew up around Disney studios, which inspired her storytelling career.
- Disney Worldbuilders celebrates the teamwork of filmmakers and Disney Imagineers who build immersive experiences.
- The film honors generations of Disney innovators and their creative legacies.
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