Jeff I don't know how it came to be, but I remembered I found out that your friend Tim Collins is with the Disney Lost Boys and Girls group again. I don't know how it happened, but I remembered one time he told me he was kicked out of the group. And I remembered I felt bad for him, and I thought it was unfair. Because the group was co-founded by him co-created by him. But the truth is I'm glad he's part of the group again, and I think it's really magical. I kind of wish that you would be part of the Disney Lost Boys and Girls group
@@jeffnunezblues I see, that's kind of like what Walt Disney had in mind. If I'm not mistaken I think some people ask him before that he should be an actor, but he didn't want it to be an actor. He just wanted to make movies, he was also fascinated with art, that's what led him into animation. But Walt always knew that he wanted to produce and he wanted to direct later on in his life, and create an art form of Animation that could be experimented and with the use of technology to take animation in a whole new direction and a level. And when the age of television became the new form of the media in the early1950, he decided he wanted to make TV shows, as well as documentaries about behind the scenes of his newest animated features. As well as live action movies, and documentaries about wildlife and real life animals and their habitats. I know he never attended to be in front of the camera, but none the less he wanted to present his ideas on television and be the host. But I do believe that the more fascinating documentaries and tv specials that he wanted to be in front of the camera for was his ideas about Disneyland, because he knew he really wanted to get into being the host and presenting his ideas for Disneyland. From the early days in 1954, to brand new ideas that he wanted to show to the public on television. So people could look forward into seeing something new for Disneyland for a brand new year and even for a brand new decade. Because he really wanted to show and tell everybody on television that Disneyland will never be completed, as long as there is Imagination left in the world. Even though Walt Disney was recognized whenever he was spotted while he's at Disneyland, and everybody wanted his autograph. The truth was is that Walt made everybody I'm happy, because he was such a creative genius. He was true to his word, and in a way it's like he was trying to make the world a better place. Because of all of his work and talents behind his cartoons, animated movie, live action movies, TV shows and of course Disneyland
Jeff I don't know how it came to be, but I remembered I found out that your friend Tim Collins is with the Disney Lost Boys and Girls group again.
I don't know how it happened, but I remembered one time he told me he was kicked out of the group. And I remembered I felt bad for him, and I thought it was unfair. Because the group was co-founded by him co-created by him.
But the truth is I'm glad he's part of the group again, and I think it's really magical.
I kind of wish that you would be part of the Disney Lost Boys and Girls group
I don't really like being in front off the camera directing and being behind the scenes and c creating the magic
@@jeffnunezblues I see, but do you rather film a video from a camera. And maybe direct ?
@@DanielGomez-gw4kt yes that why you don't see me in front of a camera as much
@@DanielGomez-gw4kt what kind of like Alfred Hitchcock
@@jeffnunezblues I see, that's kind of like what Walt Disney had in mind.
If I'm not mistaken I think some people ask him before that he should be an actor, but he didn't want it to be an actor. He just wanted to make movies, he was also fascinated with art, that's what led him into animation.
But Walt always knew that he wanted to produce and he wanted to direct later on in his life, and create an art form of Animation that could be experimented and with the use of technology to take animation in a whole new direction and a level.
And when the age of television became the new form of the media in the early1950, he decided he wanted to make TV shows, as well as documentaries about behind the scenes of his newest animated features. As well as live action movies, and documentaries about wildlife and real life animals and their habitats.
I know he never attended to be in front of the camera, but none the less he wanted to present his ideas on television and be the host.
But I do believe that the more fascinating documentaries and tv specials that he wanted to be in front of the camera for was his ideas about Disneyland, because he knew he really wanted to get into being the host and presenting his ideas for Disneyland.
From the early days in 1954, to brand new ideas that he wanted to show to the public on television. So people could look forward into seeing something new for Disneyland for a brand new year and even for a brand new decade. Because he really wanted to show and tell everybody on television that Disneyland will never be completed, as long as there is Imagination left in the world.
Even though Walt Disney was recognized whenever he was spotted while he's at Disneyland, and everybody wanted his autograph. The truth was is that Walt made everybody I'm happy, because he was such a creative genius. He was true to his word, and in a way it's like he was trying to make the world a better place.
Because of all of his work and talents behind his cartoons, animated movie, live action movies, TV shows and of course Disneyland