🦴 The Skeleton Dance (1929) Walt Disney’s Silly Symphonies series began with this delightfully macabre short, directed by Ub Iwerks. In a moonlit graveyard, skeletons crawl from their tombs to perform a perfectly timed, bone-rattling dance to Carl Stalling’s spooky score. To achieve its eerie glow, Disney’s team even developed a new shade of gray just for the film. This innovation helped give the night scenes their haunting atmosphere. Equal parts spooky and silly, The Skeleton Dance marked a t

414K views · 2.4K reactions | After the success of Mickey Mouse, Walt Disney wanted to try something new and created the Silly Symphonies. The first in the series, The Skeleton Dance, was released in August 1929. Much of the animation was done by Ub Iwerks. After leaving Disney to start his own studio, Ub directed a short in 1937 called Skeleton Frolic, which borrowed heavily from The Skeleton Dance. | Disney History Channel | Facebook

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