June has flown by for me and I hope it's been a great start for your summer season. It's time now to post the themes for the month of July's Disney Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
You'll find the topics in our new infographic (yours to keep and share) as well as on The Disney Wordless Wednesday tab above. A few of the topics might be a challenge so I thought I might provide a bit more of a description this month.
Showing posts with label Disney Storytelling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Disney Storytelling. Show all posts
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Almost Wordless Wednesday ~ Disney Storytelling
It's a fun blog hop for sharing your Disney memories and pictures. There's a theme each week that you can follow if you wish. Facebook pictures, Twitter, Tumblr, Reddit, Flickr or video posts are all welcome. You can even email your pictures and I will be happy to add them to this page.
The theme for this week's Disney Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop, 10/17/12 is
"Disney Storytelling"
The incredible talents of Disney Storytelling can be found in Disney books, movies and throughout the Disney parks. When concepts are first developed the Imagineers start with the storyline and build from there in multi layers taking us on a journey. Not all the stories are complex or require stage shows. While I was strolling through Animal Kingdom recently I couldn't help but look up and notice this fabulously creative sign for The Festival of the Lion King Show. Not only does it tell a funny story but it's functional too as a times guide.
"Disney Storytelling"
The incredible talents of Disney Storytelling can be found in Disney books, movies and throughout the Disney parks. When concepts are first developed the Imagineers start with the storyline and build from there in multi layers taking us on a journey. Not all the stories are complex or require stage shows. While I was strolling through Animal Kingdom recently I couldn't help but look up and notice this fabulously creative sign for The Festival of the Lion King Show. Not only does it tell a funny story but it's functional too as a times guide.
I just love seeing the stories in the parks from the shows to the signs almost as much as I do reading them at home or watching them in the movies.
Time to hop...
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