So, a typical Disney product then?
If you looked at the video from the studio showing off tech decades ago, you could hear, see and feel the passion.
Also, Disney has patented their inventions since the beginning: https://patentyogi.com/technology/celebrity-patent-walt-disn...
Look at the video showing off this exact tech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdHTlUGN1zw
You feel like you are part of the family while watching this.
It's a completely different vibe.
Honestly, I feel vaguely threatened by the HoloTile Floor demo tone. The way he answers the question about what's it's going to be used for feels like a parent that doesn't want to reveal something to a child.
Fair enough! I'd just note that Walt was pioneer of content marketing, and I'm sure that was the goal. (This segment was broadcast in the television series Disneyland (1954–1959) in the episode, "Tricks of Our Trade".)
> Honestly, I feel vaguely threatened by the HoloTile Floor demo tone. The way he answers the question about what's it's going to be used for feels like a parent that doesn't want to reveal something to a child.
This one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68YMEmaF0rs Agreed, it's terrible — overscripted, artificial, inauthentic — and a failed simulacrum of what Walt's Disney did above. The only honest part is 2:15-3:00, marred only by the terrible reading of the pretend guest.
Sure, but everyone shouldn't be expected to have the charisma and salesmanship of Walt Disney.
The man is 100% passion and 110% invention.
I've never seen so distant as an adult from a company I used to feel close as a kid.
I'm saying the message format sucks, which for a company specialized in medias, is ironic.
When I watch the video, I don't see the Disney family friendly that I used to love.
I see the corporation that seems to be uncomfortable to invite me to the party they are trying to sell me entries to.