Disney Interactive Labs has recently released a new video portal located at video.disney.com. This interactive portal allows you to watch trailers, YouTube videos, and clips — all from your browser on either your desktop machine or mobile device. This sort of site is right up my alley, and my daughter’s also! We are always looking for Disney video information, and now, with this site, we’ve got a lot of it right at our fingertips.
The video quality is phenomenal. For example, take a look at the trailer for the upcoming movie “Brave”
With sections for Movies, Shows, Collections, and YouTube, the amount of video available is quite a lot. Right now, there aren’t any real full episodes available, but I would be surprised if that doesn’t change in the future. It will be interesting to see if they expand on it. One thing I think would be incredible to see would be attraction videos, such as a trip through Splash Mountain, or a video of the World of Color. I don’t think that things like this would detract from people going to see the real deal, instead I think it would whet their whistle so that they make those vacation plans a little sooner then they thought they were going to. It wouldn’t even be a bad idea for them to have a section for the Disney Planning DVD available for watch or download. Time will tell what we see as the site evolves.
For more information, check out the article over at Tech Crunch.
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