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The Office: The RIDE
WHY does one of the most popular shows ever (still incredibly popular 15 years later!) still not have its own theme park attraction? If it's due to a shortage of ideas, I'm throwing this out there!
I'd LOVE to hear your edits & additions to this story, or your own concept! Can't go wrong with The Office!
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This video was made with the following programs:
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe After Effects
- Adobe Illustrator
- iMovie
- GarageBand
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"Buddy" Song: www.bensound.com
I'd LOVE to hear your edits & additions to this story, or your own concept! Can't go wrong with The Office!
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This video was made with the following programs:
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe After Effects
- Adobe Illustrator
- iMovie
- GarageBand
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"Buddy" Song: www.bensound.com
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HOW TO BECOME AN IMAGINEER
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Wanting to become an Imagineer but don't know where to start? I spent almost a decade trying to figure it out, and HOPEFULLY this video will prevent you from doing the same! Subscribe and leave a comment if you want more videos like this! VIDEO INFO AND CREDITS: Content was created entirely in Adobe Photoshop & iMovie by Brittany Markham. Music from www.bensound.com
This is so helpful! Thank you!
I'm a Culinary major at the moment. But when I finish that, I wanna study to hopefully be a Creative director and or Art director, Sculptor etc... But to start out at Disney. I wanna be a cast member at Disneyland and hopefully be the next Ambassador
I’m 30 now still finding myself. But I wish this was around when I was in highschool. I still want to do this. I get my degree in cis in January.
oh my god this is the video I needed! I want to be an imagineer and I´m currently studying software engineering, which I want to use to program all the moves of animatronics and other things that include programming and robotics at Disney! I would LOVE to do that, that´s my dream job.♥
Are there many foreigners in WED? How do they normally get in?
Thank you very much, this so helpful in many way. Thank you very much.
Thank you! Themed entertainment!
I’m more interested in prop making, painting, lighting, and animatronics. I’m also a novel ideas factory.
Oh, and creating stories, lore.
Dude thank you you saved me aloy
Hello, do you have any tips about the software engineering/coding side of imagineering at Disney? I'm a freshman in college majoring in computer science and my goal is to get an entry level job as a software engineer in the themed entertainment industry at Disney.
Thank you for this! I'm an automation engineering major, and one of my dream industries to work in is roller coaster maintenance! Watching this video definitely helped me with my direction, thank you!
It’s criminal that this doesn’t exist. It’s also criminal that more people haven’t seen this.
Thank you for this video! Do you know if Disney mainly looks at hiring people locally?
Britt started the fire.
What a wonderful video!! I would also add that my favorite J Paul Getty quote comes to mind… “Rise early, work hard and strike oil!” It helps to be VERY lucky. For starters I would add to be the very best at one thing they happen to need at the time and also have a good working knowledge of every other field that comes in contact with your job discipline. I have been working with WDI and Disney Creative Entertainment for the last 30 years or so. It was definitely my dream and getting to work with such amazingly talented teams has been the highlight of my life. We did everything in house for so many years but since they scaled back, Garner Holt and other production companies have hired a lot of former imagineers and are contracting a lot of outside work for Disney. After wanting to be an Imagineer for so many years, I kept having to remind myself that WDI isn’t where you start out but where you end up when you rise high enough in your field. Keep working on your art or craft!!!
When I was a kid I loved the Disney parks and I would bring a small tape recorder to Disneyland to record the rides. I did the same thing at Walt Disney World. I would listen to the tapes and practice all the different voices from all the rides. I became a voice actor in the 80s and in 1993 I was hired by Walt Disney Imagineering to narrate a brand new attraction coming to Walt Disney World called The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror. I preform the voice of the great Rod Serling. It has been a dream come true to be the voice of a classic Disney ride.
For real?? That’s sick
イマジニアを目指している日本人の高校1年生です！英語をたくさん勉強しながら、素晴らしいショーを作れる人になるために努力しようと思いました！！Thank you！！！
As an ex-Imagineer from California, I can tell you that wherever you "land" when you get your first job at WDI....That micro position is where you'll be for the rest of your career. Choose wisely
May you elaborate a little more on this, please.
Sure. I went in after I had been a working professional as a set designer, prop maker, cosmetic and mechanical animation repair man etc. I had a goal of being a show producer (which was the title of creative director back then). But my experience clearly didn't matter to them. They saw I had a masters of fine arts degree in theatrical set design so I was plunked down and handcuffed to a drafting table for three years. I then said to myself that enough was enough and I resigned and worked for a creative company in Hollywood as a art and design manager for three more years. After that I was hired by MCA (Universal back then) to design and "creatively direct" the Jurassic Park Ride for Universal Studios in Hollywood. When that was done I thought now was a good time to return to Disney because they could see I was a creative director and hire me as such. WRONG. This time they slammed a hard hat on me and had me supervise the field install of other people's designs. I did this for twelve years. I gave up my dreams and moved to Atlanta to study health care work so I could get out of this pigeon holed industry for good. Remember, you ARE whatever they have a hire requisition open for and if you do your job to the best of your ability that's where you'll be forever.@@AJ-gc5dg
It has to be in you
very nice...😍 why did you stop uploading videos?
Thank you very much
Ohmigods Thank you soo much. This is so nice and gave me a very clear idea I was lacking in how to be an imagineer ❤️
I’m going into community college right now and for a long time I’ve been debating about what to do. I’ve mainly been deciding between pursuing a business major or a mechanical engineering major, but ultimately either way I strongly feel that I need to end up with a job that lets me be creative. The thing is, my interests are all over the place. I also love movies and fashion, but specifically, I always felt that a future I would really really love has to do with marvel studios/disney. It would just be so amazing if I could provide people with the same pure magical joy I’ve gotten myself from their projects over the years. I wasn’t sure if I’d be able to make it there to Disney solely through the film industry though and I’ve been looking for ways to combine all of my interests as well. From this thinking I discovered imagineering as it deals with so many of the things I am passionate about. I’m still struggling with finding my path but this video helped a lot to understand more about imagineering, thank you!!
Hey!! Have you decided on a major at all, and if so, what did you end up choosing? I’m on a really similar path and it would be nice to hear from another CC student.
@@durpyrainbowp8405 Hi! Yes I did decide on a major, I am doing engineering. Some lines of thinking that led me to this decision is that you can be an engineer and go into business, but you can’t really be a businessperson and go into engineering. Also I kind of enjoy mathematics and I already have some business knowledge. I think business is something that does not necessarily have to be learned in a university as well. Another thing is that I have for sure decided that I want to eventually work on theme parks. The industry as a whole is called “themed entertainment” and I am now doing everything I can to align myself with that. I don’t know anybody who is in the industry themselves and it is a pretty hard thing to discover and learn about (especially at cc) so if you are also interested in theme parks/other immersive experiences (like museums) I can tell you more. Mainly I found that I am most passionate about this path but I thought about all outcomes. So I also choose this major because if I am unable to break into the industry, I will still have a degree in engineering which is good for many other things. I really hope to do themed entertainment engineering though because to me it is the exact crossroad I was looking for with combining creativity/design, business, and of course engineering.
@@quill404you can also do a mba In the future if you want to go into business
ruclips.net/video/oTRkl8ra9IQ/видео.html Hope this helps
I want more videos in this channel it is so underrated 😭
imagine the sheerr possiblities of say cap'n jack sparr'a idk, maybe throwing a little bottle in the recycled glass bottle then comes a full ship... imagine that. they need to know. both my uncles. play them south park uncle song. lol. =) they need to know. either you tell them or ill show them. just keep everyone. apple incl. ill show you how to maximize peak performance. also get ideas in the meantime. please
kinda thought this video was a joke because it has been following me all across my home page in yt, turns out this is the greatest answer to all my questions!! THANK U SO SO MUCH AAA, now i know what this industry is called, so whenever someone asks i can explain it better! <33 sending love from mexico!
I want to be a creative drierector
Thank you so much for this video! Hugs from Brazil!
The hard part is I don’t know what I want to be creative director of art director I wanna think of cool ideas but I also want to use my own skills in art to help expresss my ideas eigther for something being made or a brand new idea how do u just pick one
This was amazing! I'd love to see this and would totally ride it. Since it takes place on a bus it would be fun to include the vehicle making a wrong turn and driving into a lake at one point (not enough to actually go under or get stuck though unlike Michael's car).
hi! sorry to bother, but i didn’t know who to ask, can i major in engendering and still working at this industry? i wanted to do building but i’m better at math then arts
Sounds like you would be interested in architectural engineering.
If I hit the like button any harder my thumb would of gone straight through my phone. THANK YOU for this!
Thank you :))
I absolutely love this and I’m so happy I found it. I wish someone would pick up on this! It was like a bonus Office episode! I loved the inclusion of classic lines. I wish in the end they actually ended up crashing into a chillis and that could be the gift shop lol. This needs more views!
Ryan started the fire. I'm not the biggest fan of the office (unpopular opinion I know), but I really enjoyed this and would totally ride it! Loved every moment, great queue execution and story! :D
I love charettes, too! Thanks for making this video. I would offer that the sooner you start working in your dream field, the sooner you'll either enjoy it or learn it was actually a nightmare - which gives you time to react and pivot, with less fear of sunk cost. Also, add "freelance" or "hobby" to whatever you look up about your intended career, and you may find a way to get involved and start building experience before landing a job. Good luck, all!
I love this so freaking mouth and I would ride this in a heartbeat. Ryan started the fire!
What is the imagineer career called for if you want to be the one to see if the ride works? Where u push the buttons to see if the sound and props are moving?
Thank you!!!!!!! I’m a middle school student who has been very interested by the imagineering industry, I have been trying to figure out what kind of colleges I should be looking at, what kind of pre-jobs I should get, and what sort of grants/scholarships I should be looking for! Thank you so much for helping me understand a bit more of what I need to be looking for.
I would love to become an imagineer but for me there are two major hurdles, 1. I live in the uk were there are no Disney theme parks 2. I’ve always heard the that imagineers need technical know how however I’m no good at that I love designing and drawing and coming up with knew places, I even enjoy sculpting and model making but I’m worried without any technical understanding I won’t be able to be an imagineer. It would be great if anyone has a bit of advice for me 👍
OMG, I must be honest, I'd never had thought a video like this existed if I did not find u! This was awesome! I'm currently studying animation and, sincerely, had no idea of what to do after college; I'm just sure that I love what I do, do love Disney and wanted to work there since I was only 6. This totally gonna be an option for me now, THANK YOU!
Great video! Do you think an education in film technology could jump over to being a theme park creative?
Absolutely! Theme park attractions are becoming exponentially reliant on video to add levels of immersion to the experience, and the quality standard is raising ALL the time, so innovation of that tech is extremely important! There are a few routes to take depending on where your interest lies (ie if you prefer the tech of the displays or if you are more interested in the creation of the media that is being displayed). Keep your eyes open to companies who specialize in this field, and remember that even major theme parks like Disney will often utilize those companies (rather than do all the work in-house) because the specialized companies often produce the best work since they make sure to stay on top of the latest innovations!
Planet Zoo is a great game to practice some concepts!
Great video!!! How do you think I should go about pursuing creative writing for Disney parks? I would hope to become a creative director, but have no idea to start. I have always been saying I just wanted to become a mechanical engineer, but am horrible with math and as a junior I’m struggling to figure out what to do and where to start? Any advice
When I first started learning about Imagineering, I assumed everyone was a mechanical engineer, but it's NOT TRUE haha. Definitely figure out what degree sounds FUN and then see if it will get you to where you want to be after school. If you hate your major, you're probably gonna hate your job, no matter what company you work for. If you love writing, definitely go that route! If you're in college, talk to people in the English and Theater departments to find out what specific major sounds up your alley - quite a few different programs will be applicable (the job applications for writers in the industry typically say they require "English, Script-writing, Creative Writing, or RELATED degree"). But they will also require a portfolio, so start writing now! The more you write right now, the far better off you'll be when it's time to select your best pieces for a job application. And write whatever you want - short stories, novels, plays, theme park ride narratives, children's books, etc. And here's a hint: if you start writing a bunch and realize you really really don't like writing -- you probably won't like doing it 40 hours a week. So try to find the thing that you love doing and pursue that. You will thank yourself.
@@brittmarkart Do you think doing the Disney college program is a good idea if you want to become an imagineer? Or is there an easier way to intern with an imagineer?
Amazing video! I want to have a big impact on the world around me, and this video helped me out a lot!
OMG! Thank you so much for this. My daughters dream is to become and imagineer but has been trying to figure out what discipline to follow. This helps so much.
Most helpful and reassuring information on imagineering on the internet. I’ve wanted to be an imagineer for most of my life because my mom is a massive Disney parks fanatic. I just finished my first year of architecture at LSU. I would binge watch the Imagineering Story docuseries while grinding out late night projects to keep me motivated. I leave for a trip to Disney world in 2 weeks, and I will found out if I made the cut in order to continue with my education in architecture while at the location of my future dream job. Thank you for the incredibly informative video, and keep moving forward.
Thanks so much, I'm glad you found this helpful!! Best of luck to you!
Ryan started the fire!
Wish I had someone explain this to me the way you did, back when I was in high school.