Walt Disney's 'Steamboat Willie' was one of the first cartoons to successfully synchronize sound and image, revolutionizing animation and entertainment.

Disney embraced Technicolor early on, creating vibrant and visually appealing animations with rich color palettes, starting with 'Flowers and Trees.'

Disney developed the multiplane camera system for 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,' adding depth and dimensionality to animation backgrounds and character movements.

Walt Disney embraced CinemaScope and other widescreen formats, which greatly enhanced the cinematic experience, for animated films like 'Sleeping Beauty.'