Walt Disney Studios

Walt Disney Studios is the film production and distribution division of The Walt Disney Company. It releases films through labels including Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar, Marvel Studios, and Lucasfilm.

Walt Disney Pictures: A Disney film label that produces live-action and animated feature films. It is the division’s central label for films bearing the Disney name.
Film distribution: The process of making films available to theaters, broadcasters, and home-viewing services. It is the core release function performed by the division.
Walt Disney: An American animator, producer, and entrepreneur who co-founded the Disney company. His name and early ambitions shaped the studio’s identity.
Universal Pictures: An American film studio that produces and distributes films worldwide. It competes with Disney for theatrical audiences and major franchises.
Walt Disney Animation Studios: The animation studio behind Disney’s hand-drawn and computer-animated feature films. Its features form the division’s best-known in-house animation line.
Film production: The process of developing, financing, making, and completing a motion picture. The division oversees production as well as releasing finished films.
Roy O. Disney: An American businessman who co-founded the Disney company with his brother Walt. He managed the company’s finances as the studio expanded.
Warner Bros. Pictures: An American film studio that produces and distributes feature films. It is another major studio with a broad portfolio of franchises.
Pixar: An American animation studio known for computer-animated feature films. Disney distributes Pixar films and has owned the studio since 2006.
Theatrical release: The launch of a film in movie theaters for public exhibition. Cinema launches remain a major route for the division’s films.

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