Showing posts with label Additional Notes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Additional Notes. Show all posts

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Editors Note

**Editor's Note: Please remember that none of the information posted on this site is in any way related to the actual process of story development used at Walt Disney Imagineering. While the "Foundations" series of articles and others here may contain information that is accurate, they may also contain information as viewed from the perspective of me alone.

That is to say, these are only interpretations of the story designs. They are not, and are not intended to be, the actual, "official" manuscripts about the rides, shows and attractions featured here.**

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Formatting Issues


Authors Note: 

In regards to the article entitled "The End of the World (as we know it)", I would like to make you all aware that the post was actually completed about two weeks ago. 

Due to serious formatting issues and the anti-user friendly blogger editing system, I was unable to post the article until this evening. 

Much of the formatting is still rather off. Be aware that the formatting tools employed by blogger do not work very well for their intended purposes. 

Thank you all for your understanding, and I hope you enjoy the article! 

Saturday, August 2, 2008

Future Magic

Your comments and constructive criticism are what will inspire Foundations of Magic for future articles and discussions!


If you are reading this, please feel free to leave a comment or suggestion.

If you would prefer, you can also email us at: foundationsofmagic@rocketmail.com

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Contact via Rocket



Along with a promise to start posting here more frequently, I'm glad to inform you that you can now email questions, inquiries and story suggestions to the following address:

foundationsofmagic@rocketmail.com

I hope to soon post some interesting stories about the history of Pleasure Island, and the first article in an ongoing series on Disney's Icons, as well as to wrap up the story on "it's a small world".