Being BIG Disney Adults At The Disney100 Exhibit | Franklin Institute, Philadelphia PA Review & Food

Editorial Summary

The creators visit the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia to experience the Disney100 exhibit, an event curated by the Walt Disney Archives. They explore various sections of the museum, including the history of the Disney Company, the evolution of animation, and the development of iconic characters. The exhibit features original sketches, costumes, storyboards, and props, such as the contract for the Alice comedies and the original Oswald the Lucky Rabbit artwork. The creators highlight the technical aspects of Disney history, including the use of multi-plane cameras, the creation of audio animatronics, and the transition from hand-drawn animation to digital processes. They also examine the influence of artists like Mary Blair and Mark Davis. After touring the exhibit and visiting the museum's hands-on displays, the creators conclude their trip by visiting the Reading Terminal Market to sample local Philadelphia food, specifically cheesesteaks and soft pretzels. They reflect on the historical significance of the Disney artifacts and the quality of the local cuisine before departing for a wedding in Rhode Island.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.