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Walt Disney Productions short films (1960–1985)

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This is a list of short films created by Walt Disney Animation Studios between the years 1960 and 1985.

1960s

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Theatrical

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SeriesTitleDirectorRelease DateDVD ReleaseNotes
N/aGoliath IIAcademy Award nominationWolfgang ReithermanJanuary 21, 1960"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"
"It's a Small World of Fun, Volume 1"
In theaters withToby Tyler
N/aThe Saga of Windwagon SmithCharles NicholsMarch 16, 1961"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s" "Walt Disney Animation Collection, Volume 4: Animated Short Films - The Tortoise and the Hare"Based on the story ofWindwagon Smith.[1] In theaters withThe Absent-Minded Professor. Last short directed by Charles Nichols.
EducationalDonald and the WheelHamilton LuskeJune 21, 1961"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"StarringDonald Duck.
In theaters withThe Parent Trap.
Donald DuckThe LitterbugHamilton LuskeJune 21, 1961"The Chronological Donald, Volume Four"In theaters withThe Parent Trap. Final cartoon produced in the Donald Duck series.
One-ShotAquamaniaAcademy Award nominationWolfgang ReithermanDecember 20, 1961"The Complete Goofy"
"Funny Factory with Goofy"
StarringGoofy; Goofy is not mentioned in any of the title cards.
One-ShotA Symposium on Popular SongsAcademy Award nominationBill JusticeDecember 19, 1962"Disney Rarities: Celebrated Shorts: 1920s–1960s"StarringLudwig Von Drake; Only appearance of the character in theatrical release.
In theaters withIn Search of the Castaways.
Film combines traditional animation with stop-motion.
EducationalFreewayphobia or The Art of Driving the Super HighwayLes ClarkFebruary 13, 1965N/aStarring Goofy.
EducationalGoofy's Freeway TroublesLes ClarkSeptember 22, 1965N/aStarring Goofy.
Winnie the PoohWinnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree*Wolfgang ReithermanFebruary 4, 1966The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh Blu-ray and DVDIn theaters withThe Ugly Dachshund. Edited intoThe Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
EducationalScrooge McDuck and MoneyHamilton LuskeMarch 23, 1967N/aStarringScrooge McDuck; First theatrical appearance of the character.
Last theatrical short supervised by Walt Disney[2]
Winnie the PoohWinnie the Pooh and the Blustery DayAcademy AwardWolfgang ReithermanDecember 20, 1968Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher RobinIn theaters withThe Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit. Last short produced byWalt Disney. Edited intoThe Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
EducationalIt's Tough to Be a BirdAcademy AwardWard KimballDecember 10, 1969N/a

Industrial & Educational shorts

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Note: All Educational shorts were distributed to schools unless otherwise is noted.

SeriesTitleDirectorRelease DateDVD ReleaseNotes
EducationalSteel & AmericaLes ClarkMay 5, 1965N/aStarringDonald Duck.
Produced for theAmerican Iron and Steel Institute.
EducationalDonald's Fire Survival PlanLes ClarkMay 5, 1966N/aStarring Donald Duck.
EducationalFamily PlanningLes ClarkDecember 1, 1967N/aStarring Donald Duck.
Mostly shown in Latin America
EducationalOf Horses and MenLes Clark?.?.1968N/a
Upjohn's Triangle of HealthSteps Toward Maturity and HealthLes ClarkJune 1968N/a
Upjohn's Triangle of HealthUnderstanding Stresses and StrainsLes ClarkJune 1968N/a
Upjohn's Triangle of HealthPhysical Fitness and Good HealthLes ClarkAugust 1969N/a
Upjohn's Triangle of HealthThe Social Side of HealthLes ClarkAugust 1969N/a
What Should I Do?The FightLes ClarkAugust 1969N/a
What Should I Do?The GameLes ClarkDecember 1969N/a

1970s

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Theatrical

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SeriesTitleDirectorRelease DateDVD ReleaseNotes
Winnie the PoohWinnie the Pooh and Tigger TooAcademy Award nominationJohn LounsberyDecember 20, 1974The Many Adventures of Winnie the PoohIn theaters withThe Island at the Top of the World. Edited intoThe Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
N/aThe Small OneDon BluthDecember 16, 1978"Classic Holiday Stories"In theaters with a reissue ofPinocchio

Industrial & Educational shorts

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SeriesTitleDirectorRelease DateDVD ReleaseNotes
What Should I Do?New GirlLes ClarkMarch 1970N/a
What Should I Do?The Lunch MoneyLes ClarkJuly 1970N/a
What Should I Do?The ProjectLes ClarkDecember 1970N/a
EducationalTeeth are for ChewingLes ClarkSeptember 1971N/a
EducationalThe Great Search: Man's Need for Power and EnergyLes ClarkDecember 1971N/aLast short released duringRoy Disney's lifetime
EducationalGet the MessageLes ClarkJuly 1972N/a
EducationalVD Attack PlanLes ClarkJanuary 1973N/a
EducationalMan, Monsters and MysteriesLes ClarkDecember 6, 1974Pete's DragonReleased theatrically in South Africa
EducationalUnderstanding Alcohol Use and AbuseJohn EwingSeptember 1979N/a

1980s

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Theatrical

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SeriesTitleDirectorRelease DateDVD ReleaseNotes
N/aVincentTim BurtonOctober 1, 1982The Nightmare Before ChristmasStop-motion
EducationalFun with Mr. FutureDarrell Van CittersOctober 27, 1982N/aLimited release in Los Angeles only, Combines animatronics, animation and live-action. Short originally started out as EPOCT TV Special
Winnie the PoohWinnie the Pooh and a Day for EeyoreRick ReinertMarch 11, 1983The Many Adventures of Winnie the PoohIn theaters with a reissue ofThe Sword in the Stone. Produced by Rick Reinert Productions.
Mickey MouseMickey's Christmas CarolAcademy Award nominationBurny MattinsonDecember 16, 1983"Mickey Mouse in Living Color, Volume Two"
"Classic Holiday Stories"
In theaters with a reissue ofThe Rescuers. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy, Horace, Clarabelle, Pete, Chip, and Dale, Huey, Duey and Louie, Scrooge, Willie, Clara, The Three Little Pigs and many more all return in this cartoon. This was also the first Mickey Mouse cartoon produced without Walt Disney. All films from now on produced in modern widescreen aspect ratio. Last short with Buena Vista distribution titles at the front and the last short with Walt Disney Production copyright notice.

Educational shorts

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Note: All Educational shorts were mostly produced by Walt Disney Educational productions and were distributed to schools unless otherwise is noted.

SeriesTitleDirectorRelease DateDVD ReleaseNotes
EducationalFoods and Fun: A Nutrition AdventureRick ReinertSeptember 1980N/aCo-produced with Rick Reinert Productions
Featuring theOrange Bird.
Winnie the PoohWinnie the Pooh Discovers the SeasonsRick ReinertSeptember 6, 1981N/aCo-produced with Rick Reinert Productions
EducationalSmoking: The Choice Is YoursJohn EwingSeptember 1981N/aCo-produced with Sunwest Production
Donald DuckDestination: CareersRick ReinertSeptember 1983N/aCo-produced with Rick Reinert Productions
Donald DuckDestination: Communications[3][4][5]Rick ReinertSeptember 1984N/aCo-produced with Rick Reinert Productions
Donald DuckDestination: Excellence[3][4][5]Rick ReinertSeptember 1983N/aCo-produced with Rick Reinert Productions
Donald DuckDestination: ScienceRick ReinertSeptember 1983N/aCo-produced with Rick Reinert Productions
EducationalHow to Exercise?March 1984N/aCo-produced with Sunwest Production
EducationalWhat Is Fitness Exercise?March 1984N/aCo-produced with Sunwest Production
EducationalWhy Exercise?March 1984N/aCo-produced with Sunwest Production
EducationalHarold And His Amazing Green PlantsBob KurtzAugust 1984N/aCo-produced withKurtz & Friends
EducationalAdvice on LiceSeptember 1985N/a

Theme Park shorts

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SeriesTitleDirectorRelease DateDVD ReleaseNotes
Theme ParksAll Because Man Wanted to Fly[6]July 4, 1984Features the Orville the Albatross fromThe Rescuers in a film that combines live action and animation.

References

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  1. ^Watts, Linda S. (2007).Encyclopedia of American Folklore. New York, N.Y.: Facts on File. pp. 357–358.ISBN 978-0-8160-5699-6.
  2. ^"Scrooge McDuck And Money (1967) -".cartoonresearch.com.
  3. ^ab"AV Guide". Scranton Gillette Communications. April 10, 1983 – via Google Books.
  4. ^ab"AV Guide". Scranton Gillette Communications. April 10, 1983 – via Google Books.
  5. ^ab"AV Guide". Scranton Gillette Communications. April 10, 1983 – via Google Books.
  6. ^"- Disney Shorts: 1980ies".

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