What equipment does Disney use?
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a camera and a computer
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Try the Disney Store, or online Disney retailers. Good Luck!!
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Its from Disney's cartoon Cinderella.
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Electronics, Christmas decorations? everything?
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It doesn't matter if they make jeans or not.  If they have a legal copyright, they can license it to others to manufacture product.  Do you think Disney makes all the plush toys you see?  No.  They own the rights to the products and people pay a fee for the privilege of selling Disney products.  Disney gets a cut and hopefully the manufacturer makes a profit.
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Mechanical and electrical engineers.  \n\nTo see specific skill sets needed for Disney work in animatronics, you can check the the disney website careers page, and see what degrees they are requiring for applicants in that field.
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try the company web site for the equipment
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its in the accessories.
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Accoring to the winnie site they are not in production, but the link below is selling them now.\nI believe it is up for auction on ebay.
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Chech on a disney website or something\ni Don't know sorry
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camera\nmemory stick\nmp3 or mp4 \nexternal floppy drive\nprinter\nlots of other shit
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According to my sources...\n\n"Disney's corporate headquarters and primary production facilities are located at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California..."\n\nIf this isnt the HQ you are looking for, im sure they will be able to point you in the right direction...
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input devices: keyboard, mouse, scanner, camera, microphone, etc...\n\noutput: monitor, speakers, printer, etc.....\n\n\ni guess this is what you are asking?
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If not there try the Disney Store or Disneystore.com
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Ipod w/ accessories, Game stations (psp, xbox 360 etc..), games to go w tht, new cell phone (rzar, sliver etc..), flat screen tv- they have small ones tht can go in ur room-, DVD player 4 ur room, digital camera, clothes, personal computer---hope these ideas give u a jump start and Merry Christmas!!
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Depends on where you are at. If you are north of San Francisco you should have no problem finding equipment. If you are on the coast I have no idea. If you are in the south try San Bernadino. These are the only places I know that has Rodeao gear. \n\nYou might try to call a studio and see who they use for equipment in TV and movies.
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