The Théâtre Optique in Paris is opened by Émile Reynaud
The first animation studio was opened in New York in 1914 by Raoul Barré and Bill Nolan
An animated film, Betty Boop, was made entirely by drawings, and patented the rotoscope, a tool he used to help make the movie, in 1917, so that other animators could copy live action
Walt and Roy Disney created a famous film company, still loved today, in 1923, with unique, and specific characters
Disney studio produced an Oscar winning film in 1932, a three-colour technicolour film, Flowers and Trees
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was then created in 1938, which received a Special Academy Award
Commercial animation using three dimensions was put together in the 1940's by George Pal’s Puppetoons
Beauty and the Beast, made in 1991, was nominated for Best Picture, which was again repeated in 2009, with the film Up
Toy Story was released in 1995, a Pixar production, which was the first feature length computer animated film, with its honoured creator, John Lasseter. It is still a favourite today
Waltz With Bashir, a 2008 animated feature is about soldiers suppressed memories of events in the Middle East
