The Multi-Plane Camera

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One of the Disney multi-plane cameras.




Here we have the man himself with the machine.

This amazing device was perfected by -




Ub Iwerks, responsible for much of Disney's success and a founder of the company.  Ub came up with Mickey Mouse and Disney would not give him any credit for it.  When Ub left Disney he sold back his stock for 3,000 dollars.  This would be in the area of over 20 billion dollars worth today.  He ended up back at Disney, and was an amazingly talented man.  






Gustav Tenngren's work on Pinocchio set the tone of the movie.  Shots like this were made using the multi-plane.


  

And here is the old ogre himself explaining the camera.  By the by, Walt could not draw and could not direct.  He was an idea man with the willingness to push things to the limit.  This is what made Disney studios.





Walt's signature, 1933.




The official signature.  Many of those out on the market were signed by a publicity man name of Hank Porter.





Three sixes.  Aha!  Proof of devil worship in Burbank!





Like we needed proof.





Visionary, genius, jerk-off.





Er...don't tell anyone I said that about Walt.  It was a joke, I swear!


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