The document provides a timeline of major events and developments in the history of animation from 1824 to 1995. It shows early experiments and inventions that led to animation techniques like phenakistiscope and rotoscoping in the 1800s and 1910s. Major studios and animated works started emerging in the 1920s and 1930s like Walt Disney's Steamboat Willie (1928) and Snow White (1937). CGI technology was applied to realistic computer-generated creatures in Jurassic Park (1993) and the first full-length 3D CG animated feature film was Toy Story in 1995.

1. Timeline of Animation
‘Snow White’ is
Joseph Plateau developed John Bray patents Walt Disney releases released at a cost
the phenakistiscope rotoscoping "Steamboat Willie" of $1.5 M ‘Toy Story’ first
full-length 3D CG
1832 1917 1928 1937 feature film
1824 1995
1914 1920’s 1930’s 1993
Peter Mark Roget researched
in University that you can with Windsor McCay Otto Mesmer Fleischer studios ‘Jurassic Park’ use
still images you can create the produces perhaps the creates ‘Felix the create ‘Betty of CG for realistic
appearance of still images and first popular animation Cat’ Boop’ and living creatures
published a book which ‘Gertie the Dinosaur’ ‘Popeye’
presented that idea.