Imagineer and executive Bruce Vaughn is my 414th choice to be named a Disney Legend. He was at one time the head of WDI.
The following information was taken form the website The Laughing Place when Bruce retired form the organization:
Bruce lead the integrated creative teams of WDI, Walt Disney Creative
Entertainment and WDI Research and Development to drive excellence in
product development and innovation. His responsibilities span theme park
attractions and special effects, innovative theater experiences, and
new business opportunities that leverage invented and emerging
technologies.
Vaughn joined WDI as a senior technical specialist. He spent time as a
writer for Theme Park Productions and associate media producer for the
renovation of Spaceship Earth at Epcot. Since then, Bruce has been
involved in disciplines across The Walt Disney Company, including
feature animation, television, theatrical, music, Internet, consumer
products and location-based entertainment.
Bruce has served as assistant professor at UCLA’s Theater, Film and
Television School, where he teaches “Imagineering: The Art and Process
of Entertainment Design.” He is co-chairman of the Disney Research
Council, which oversees the group that performs a broad range of
research and technical innovation for several areas of The Walt Disney
Company. Bruce has led R&D teams that received three Themed
Entertainment Awards: Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for Buccaneer
Gold (best attraction), Stitch’s Photo Phone (best use of creative
technology), and Lucky the Dinosaur (best use of creative technology).
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