Question

Today is July 30. On this day in 1932, Walt Disney released "Flowers and Trees," the first film to win a "Best Animated Short" Oscar. It was also the first commercial film to use the three-strip process developed by which company?

1) Warner Bros.
2) Paramount Pictures
3) Universal Pictures
4) Technicolor

Answer 1

The first commercial film to use the three-strip process was "Flowers and Trees," released in 1932 by Walt Disney. The three-strip process was developed by Technicolor.

Step-by-step explanation:

The first commercial film to use the three-strip process was "Flowers and Trees," released in 1932 by Walt Disney. The three-strip process was developed by Technicolor. This process involved shooting the film with three separate black-and-white negatives, each capturing a different primary color (red, green, and blue). These three images were then combined to create a full-color image.