THE RELUCTANT DRAGON

THE RELUCTANT DRAGON ( Alfred L. Werker, 1941) was always intended as a factual entertainment piece and as such was developed with the inclusion of several animated segments in mind, which would also find a life in later re-issues as stand-alone featurettes.

This excerpt belongs to the "sound design" segment.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Sound
• design
• film
• Disney

[Poppy0109]

I love it sooooo much! Wish I lived in this time!!

[deloreanized]

Tell me about it...

[skummissile]

QUE?

[deloreanized]

"I love Ben Burtt", in a T-shirt.

That's a clue.

[FanToAll]

Well, if it isn't my old train friend, Casey Jones, Jr!

[TheFanguy123]

i love this! XD

[supergamerbros]

1:37 - 1:45 I've heard a golden throat, but never once had I heard a brass one.

[elizabeth1222]

@Rose72596 I know about this movie! used to watch it over and over again on a vhs copy. :)

[Rose72596]

how come nobody knows about this movie? i always talk about it but nobody knows what im talking about... such nostalgia

[boilerwash1]

Anybody else notice when the camera is pulled away from the screen at the rear of the room all the guys in the room are just playing the same two seconds back and forth really fast??

[1947Desoto]

@WillScarlet16 In general this is true, especially with dialog and such, but sometimes, foley sounds more organic than pre-planned sound effects.

[TheRedzGuy]

This sound fun to be in there

[castletriglav]

@PinkDino You're correct. Will is an ignorant child. He doesn't know better.