The Evolution of Media Arts

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    Media Timeline

  • Disney is Founded

    Disney is Founded

  • First Disney Movie

    First Disney Movie

  • Writing of Stuart Little

    Writing of Stuart Little

  • Credit Cards

    Credit Cards

  • First Televised Olympics

    First Televised Olympics

  • Flat Screen TV

    Flat Screen TV

  • First Star Wars Movie

    First Star Wars Movie

  • First Online Newspaper

    First Online Newspaper

  • Adobe was Founded

    Adobe was Founded

  • First Playstation was invented

    First Playstation was invented

  • Wikipedia was made

    Wikipedia was made

  • Popularization of IPhones

    Popularization of IPhones

  • PSVR was released

    PSVR was released

  • TikTok Popularization

    TikTok Popularization

    TikTok was first launched in 2016, though, not many knew about it. A year later, the platform Vine was put out of service leaving people looking for a similar app. TikTok started gaining fame but was still a major competitor with Musical.ly. Not too long after, Musical.ly was put out of service leaving TikTok to take the fame. It slowly became one of the most used social media platforms in the world.
  • Disney + was created

    Disney + was created

    Disney Plus was launched on Novemeber 12, 2019, creating an all new streaming platform for movies that most other streaming services didn’t have access too. Disney owns many different film companies so it was filled with tons of variation. It quickly rose in popularity and gained many subscriptions, now being one of the most commonly used streaming services within just 2 years of its launch.
  • Spider-man NWH was released

    Spider-man NWH was released

    Spider-man No Way Home was released on December 17, 2021, was a global success. It nearly set box office records, holding the second highest-grossing film in one day. Other films were having difficulty taking off due to the pandemic, but that didn’t stop this movie to sky-rocket in the film industry. It’s the first movie during the pandemic to cross $1billion worldwide.