FAQ About The Evolution of Soundtracks in Animated Films
How did the introduction of sound in films change animated soundtracks?
The introduction of synchronized sound in films marked a significant evolution for animated soundtracks. It began with Disney's Steamboat Willie in 1928, where sound was used not just to enhance narrative, but as an essential storytelling tool. With synchronized sound, music and dialogue could be precisely matched to on-screen actions, creating a more immersive experience and elevating the creative possibilities for animation producers.
