The Dawn of Enchantment
In 1937 Walt Disney cast an enchantment upon mankind with the debut of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Its bright colors and moving music, imaginative characters and fanciful designs, and its emotional intelligence captivated the world. In 1953, Walt Disney Studios released its 18th animated feature film, Peter Pan, and changed our guest’s life forever.
Stan Deneroff is a self-described “life-long Disney fan”. In some ways his fandom connects him to the millions of other lovers of Disney, but in other ways his fandom is completely unique. After following his passion and attending animation graduate school in Los Angeles, Stan dedicated himself to one very specific goal.
The Dream Job
For over two decades, Stan served as the head of special features for LaserDisc and DVD at Disney. He was given exclusive access to the Disney Archives, developed a close working relationship with Roy Disney, met every actress who ever voiced a Disney princess, and much much more.
This episode is a special one, and a fun one. Join actress Jenna Day and editor Tim Collins at Coffee Fix in Studio City as we chat with Stan Deneroff to find out what it was like coming face to face with Disney history.
From Stan’s Personal Collection
Related Resources:
- 📀 Peter Pan DVD (Affiliate Link)
- 📀 Snow White and Seven Dwarfs DVD (Affiliate Link)
- 📀 Mary Poppins DVD (Affiliate Link)
- 📀 Beauty and the Beast DVD (Affiliate Link)
- 📀 The Little Mermaid DVD (Affiliate Link)
Credits
- Guest: Stan Deneroff
- Host: Tim Collins, Editor
- Co-Host: Jenna Day, Actress and Writer
- Theme Music by Vincent Oppido — ⏯️ Listen to Vincent Oppido on Spotify.
