Definitions
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- n. A Disney employee responsible for creative planning and engineering.
Etymologies
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"Imagineer" Bernie Karl and his wife, Connie, own Chena Hot Springs Resort near Fairbanks, Alaska.
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Sepector, a renowned video game designer, grew up with dreams of working for Disney, from his applying to be an Imagineer in 1988 to teaching animation at the University of Texas.
James Sims: Warren Spector Animates Walt Disney's Creations in 'Epic Mickey'
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Behind the Scenes Imagineer Chris Crump said the closest parallel he can think of to building a theme-park ride is the space program.
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Sam Comen for The Wall Street Journal 'We're kind of like an old married couple,' said Imagineer Chris Crump, center, of his longtime colleague Larry Nikolai, right.
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I have known him as a visionary, an "Imagineer" (a term coined by Walt Disney), an entertainment industry talent executive (that's an agent), a successful entrepreneur, and as a friend.
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Imagineer Tony Baxter talked about a related concept back in 1998.
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Designed by Imagineer Dorothea Redmond and crafted and set in place by a team of six artists led by mosaicist Hanns-Joachim Scharff, the 15 by 10 foot 4.6×3 m, ornate panels are shaped in a Gothic arch.
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A highlight of the Imagineer talk for me was a showing of “The Lottery,” a short film shot at the park that starred Bette Midler.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios celebrates its 20th in Style | The Disney Blog
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I have to say it is a complete coincidence that the day after I do a twitter poll about Imagineer designed homes based on Disney attractions, I get this press release in my inbox.
Disney Dream Rooms? KB Home hopes they’ll help sell you a house | The Disney Blog
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Pausch fulfilled his lifelong dream of becoming a Walt Disney Imagineer in 1995 when he joined the Imagineering Virtual Reality Studio during a sabbatical from his university teaching position.
Disney Honors Randy Pausch With Memorial Fellowship at Carnegie Mellon University | The Disney Blog
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