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STEVEN THOMAS DAVIDSON (Born- 12/16/99) (Died

Steven Identitys as a Tranny Yes A Tranny. Idk Know Why But Its What He is so.

Steven also is a wannabe bodybuilder who likes all New York Teams. HE LIKES PHILL JACKSON TRINCALE OFFENSE SO MUCH HE GOT IT tattooed on his arm. STEVEN IS ALSO A WWE Athlete.

STEVEN ALSO HAS WON MANY AWARDS in the sport OF BMX. Stevens Name in The BMX Industry Was Steven "The Sleeper" Davidson. STEVENs Only acompolishment was That He won Nationals In Nashville.

Steven Was Also Skilled at basketball Untill A tragic Accident Happend! After Steven Was Doing Good For A couple months until He Saw Pistol Pete Highlights And decided to Grow out hair like Him. Little Did Steven Know That Would, be the end of his basketball career.

You might be asking how, Well Steven Kept Flipping His Hair every time he dribbled or ran. Steven Refused To wear a Headband Because he Was to worries about looking good on court and not game.

STEVEN ALSO HAS close Relationship With His Mother,They Go On Walks And Chat about there plans Toghter As They Get Older.

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Career at Disney

Davison began his career with Disney in 1981 as a model maker for the Disneyland Entertainment Art Department under the supervision of former art department head, Clare Graham. After several years serving as a model maker, art director, and senior art director for the department, he was promoted to show director in 1997, where he began to work on entertainment creative development. In the same year he spawned his first big creation, "It's a Small World Holiday," which brought Davison into the spotlight.^{[citation needed]}

In 1999, Davison was approached to create a new fireworks show for the 45th Anniversary of Disneyland. Though having no prior experience with pyrotechnics, Davison created Believe... There's Magic in the Stars,^{[citation needed]} the second fireworks show made for the park since Fantasy in the Sky debuted in 1958. The show launched his pyrotechnics career. Davison's next attraction conversion was Haunted Mansion Holiday. His idea of "when holidays collide" generated controversy from both Disney management and Haunted Mansion fans, delaying the project's approval by several years.^{[citation needed]} But like It's a Small World Holiday, it quickly became popular among guests after debuting in 2001.

In 2003, Anne Hamburger, former executive vice president of Walt Disney Creative Entertainment, asked Davison to join Imagineering as creative director for parades and shows worldwide, leading to his promotion to vice president, parades and spectaculars, in 2006.

In 2015, Davison was announced at the unveiling of the Disneyland Resort Diamond Celebration under a new job title, lead creative executive of parades and spectaculars.^{[citation needed]}

Works

Productions that Davison was responsible in the creation of include:

Hong Kong Disneyland

Disneyland Paris

Disney Dreams! (and related show additions such as , Disney Dreams of Christmas!)
Wishes: A Magical Gathering of Disney Dreams
Disney Stars on Parade
Disney Illuminations!

Shanghai Disneyland

References

^ Moseley, Doobie. "An Interview With Steven Davison". LaughingPlace.com. Retrieved 1 May 2012.

[1] Moseley, Doobie. "An Interview With Steven Davison". LaughingPlace.com. Retrieved 1 May 2012.

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