First animated design with synchronized sound
"Steamboat Willie" (1928), starring Mickey Mouse, was one of the first animated films to present synchronized, revolutionary progress at the time. Before being released, the animated films were silent, with music and sound effects added separately. The use of synchronized som meant that the effects were perfectly adjusted to accompany the movements of the characters, creating a more immersive experience. This is not just the launch of Mickey Mouse as a Disney icon, but also the inauguration of a new era in animation and cinema, with the introduction of sounds and music perfectly integrated into the images. The success of "Steamboat Willie" was instrumental in popularizing the use of som in animations, influencing the entire film industry and establishing Disney as a power in the sector. The impact of the film extends to this page, with Mickey Mouse being one of the two most recognized characters worldwide.
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