
THEME PARK SERIES

This series explores the story behind the construction of various theme parks. It takes a look into the history and concepts of parks from around the world such as Disneyland, Universal Studios, and Frontier Village all within California to Walt Disney World in Florida. It shares the many obstacles that each owner and builder had to endure to insure that their theme park would entertain guest for years and years to come.

Theme Park Series

FROM ORANGE GROVE TO MAGIC KINGDOM
FROM ORANGE GROVE TO MAGIC KINGDOM travels through the history of Disneyland, exploring the many concepts for the park, its rushed construction, and its historic opening day. This charming documentary takes a look at the five lands that were first opened in July of 1955 which included Main Street, U.S.A., Adventureland, Frontierland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland. It also features an interview with Bob Gurr (Disney Imagineer), Alan Coats (Disney Imagineer), Ben Colcol (Disney Imagineer), Tom Nabbe (actor and Disney Imagineer), and Miriam Nelson (choreographer).
ATTRACTION SERIES
Have you ever wondered how did a certain theme park attraction get made? Well, this series highlights the history of specific attractions and dives into the details of each ride's concept, construction, opening, and its changes throughout the years. In several of this documentaries we share interview with talented individuals who assisted in making these dream attractions into reality.

Attraction Series

THE HAUNTED MANSION (PART ONE)
THE HAUNTED MANSION (PART ONE) takes a creepy detailed look into one of Disneyland's most ventured attraction. It journeys through the many concepts and ideas, its long constructions, and the many changes that the attraction has undergone form its opening day in 1966 through the year 2000. It also features an interview with three Disney Legends and Imagineers, Rolly Crump, Bob Gurr, and X-Atencio.
FORGOTTEN ATTRACTION SERIES
A good attraction is really not forgotten, but dearly missed. This series focuses on the many attractions from around the world and from many theme parks that have met its demise. It will journey through its history, its many concepts and ideas, its construction, its success through the years, and its ultimate closure. Several of these documentaries shares a rare interview with an Imagineer who worked on the missed attraction.

Forgotten Attraction

SPLASH MOUNTAIN
SPLASH MOUNTAIN flows through the history of this attraction from its early concept ideas to its construction and opening day on July 17, 1989. It explores the many changes that occurred through the years and looks into its ultimate closure on May 31, 2023. This thrilling documentary also features a rare interview with Tony Baxter (Disney Legend and Imagineer) and Terri Hardin (Disney Imagineer and Puppeteer).
DARK RIDE SERIES
One of Walt Disney's best form of an attraction is a dark ride that places guests on a character vehicle and takes each one through an encased ride through the rabbit hole, or up an away to Never Land, or even through the erratic streets with Mr. Toad. These heart warming attractions give every rider the experience of diving into an animated world. Many of these Dark Ride documentaries feature a Disney Imagineer discussing his or her contribution to the ride.

Dark Ride Series

MONSTERS, INC. MIKE AND SULLY TO THE RESCUE!
MONSTERS, INC. MIKE AND SULLEY TO THE RESCUE opened its cab doors in Disney California Adventure on January 22, 2006. This documentary focuses on the concepts, construction, and its similar attraction at the various Disney parks. It also features an interview with Garner Hold (Audio-Animatronic Builder) and Mary Gibbs (the voice of Boo from Disney's animated classic film Monsters, Inc.
THE CHARACTER SERIES
There are many talented people within the Disney community that include actors, voice over artist, writers, illustrators, and animators. This series was designed to highlight a gifted individual and explore their history. The Character Series will feature the history of a specific character and interview the person affiliated with the character. A good example would be the works of Bill Farmer, who has voiced many characters, but is best known for voice Goofy. The Goofy: Just Goofin' Around documentary explores the WHOLE history of the beloved character and shares an interview with Bill Farmer.

Character Series

ANDY DAVIS: FOREVER A FRIEND IN YOU
ANDY DAVIS: FOREVER A FRIEND IN YOU wonders through the history of the Toy Story films. It highlights the struggles of getting the original film done and the film's success. It also has an interview with actor John Morris who is best known for voicing the character Any within the franchise.