The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History presents "Capturing Life, Creating Character: The Art of Live-Action Reference," just the second-ever museum to host the exhibition.

Through collections and activities from the Walt Disney Archives - including photographs, documents, objects, videos, interactive pieces, and photo opportunities, as well as an audio guide - guests will discover how Disney animators use live-action performers, props, and sets as visual references to bring the movement and expressions of some iconic characters and scenes to life.

There will also be a special interactive experience using toy dolls that invites guests to explore how different motions like falling, spinning, and running create different body movements, and even affect the way hair and fabric moves.

Visitors will get to compare movie scenes next to their real-world references, offering a behind-the-scenes look at Disney's classic films.