How do you contact Walt Disney Imagineering?

Answer 1

You can submit but get no credit. Posted: We are pleased to hear from our visitors and welcome your comments regarding our products and services. Unfortunately, however, our long-standing company policy does not allow us to accept or consider unsolicited creative ideas, suggestions or materials. We hope you will understand that it is the intent of this policy to avoid the possibility of future misunderstandings when projects developed by us or under the direction of us might seem to others to be similar to their own creative work. Please do not send us any unsolicited materials such as ideas, concepts, pitches, suggestions, stories, screenplays, treatments, formats, artwork, photographs, drawings, videos, audiovisual works, musical compositions (including lyrics), sound recordings, program formats, characterizations and/or other similar materials ("Unsolicited Submissions").

Answer 2

Sending an idea for a film to any company may not get you the results you want. These are treated as 'unsolicited' and are generally trashed without acknowledgement.

Your agent or business manager may want to do this in your name, if you have substantial film credits in genres where the Disney organization operates.

Otherwise, your idea will be better served if you simply send it or give it to someone who can write a spec script. Then their agent or business manager can send the script to the appropriate person in the Disney organization. You may earn a 'story by' credit.

Answer 3

The Walt Disney Company does not accept unsolicited stories or scripts. You may be able to submit a story if you have an agent or through a producer that often works with Disney.

Answer 4

You get the latest copy of Writers' Market and start looking! They list every publisher, from magazines to books, and how to contact each one. Click the link for more info!

Answer 5

Call (818)544-6500 or (828) 560-1000