Inside History Hub on Instagram: "By 1957, Disney animation had reached a new level of visual depth through the refined use of the multiplane camera. Instead of relying on flat drawings, animators layered multiple sheets of artwork on large glass panels. Each layer represented a different depth of the scene, such as foreground elements, characters, and distant backgrounds. This setup allowed scenes to feel three-dimensional long before digital tools existed. Follow @insidehistoryHub for more 😇