Eyes in Outer Space

Eyes in Outer Space (or Eyes in Outer Space: A Science-Factual Presentation) is a 1959 Disney 25-minute live-action/animated educational featurette. It was originally released to theaters on June 18, 1959.

Synopsis[]

Walt Disney, with the cooperation of the United States Department of Defense, uses music and animation to speculate on the use of space satellite technology (with a coordinated defense network) as a means to modify weather.

Credits[]

Directed by: Ward Kimball

Writing Credits: William Boshe; Ward Kimball; John W. Dunn

Cast: Paul Frees as Narrator

Produced by: Ward Kimball

Music by: George Bruns

Cinematography by: Walter Castle; Jon Frederic Stanton ... directors of photography

Film editing by: Lloyd Richardson

Art Direction by: Carroll Clark

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director: Robert G. Shannon ... assistant director

Art Department: Peter Ellenshaw ... paintings; Bill Layne ... paintings (as William Layne); Gordon Legg ... paintings (as J. Gordon Legg)

Sound Department: Robert O. Cook ... sound

Visual Effects by: Jack Boyd ... effects animator; Eustace Lycett ... special processes

Animation Department: John Brandt ... layout designer; Chuck Downs ... animator (as Charles Downs); Fred Hellmich ... animator; Homer Jonas ... layout designer; Kendall O'Connor ... layout designer (as A. Kendall O'Connor); Art Stevens ... animator (as Arthur Stevens); Julius Svendsen ... animator