One Day at Disney

Legendary animator Eric Goldberg sketches Disney's most iconic characters

Follow Thom Self as he spends his nights diving into Disneyland Resort's underwater attractions.

"SportsCenter" co-host Sage Steele gives an inside look into the daily production of an ESPN live sports broadcast; from writing scripts through final preparations, Sage and the team research, write and report on late-breaking news in sports.

Katie Whetsell's emotional journey to Disney culminates in her portrayal of Dory; Katie's day is spent spreading positivity as she takes the stage as Dory in Disney's Animal Kingdom Park's production of "Finding Nemo -- The Musical."

Bob Iger recalls the early days of his career and shares what inspires him as Disney's CEO; compelling and authentic storytelling is always top of mind as he collaborates with cast members to continue creating magic for people around the world.

"Modern Family's" cast and crew describe what it's like to be a part of the famous Pritchett-Dunphy-Tucker clan; from table reads to filming, the creators, actors and crew always bring their enthusiasm, passion and sense of humor to the job.

Jose Zelaya, a character designer at Disney Television Animation, shares what it's like to create some of Disney Channel's most beloved characters; he takes a deep look into the world of character development and design.

Lucasfilm's Este Meza blurs the line between reality and fantasy for "Star Wars" fans through one-of-a-kind events and character appearances; Meza spends his days creating immersive experiences for fans of all ages around the world.

Rob Richards goes on a historical journey of the mighty Wurlitzer Organ at the El Capitan Theatre; he fulfills his mission to bring the Disney canon to audiences in a whole new way.

Disney Publishing Worldwide's Grace Lee provides an intimate look into the world of illustration and storytelling; Lee spends her days collaborating with filmmakers and other creatives to extend Disney's most beloved stories from screen to book.

Kristina Dewberry, a construction manager for Walt Disney Imagineering, puts the finishing touches on Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at Disneyland.

Vince Caro, senior recording and mixing engineer at Pixar Animation Studios, captures the magic of sound in Pixar films; through recording voice over, sound effects, music, and more, Caro is responsible for making visuals come to life through sound.

A seamstress at Disneyland Resort, Lupe de Santiago views her work as a passion rather than a job.

Kris Becker provides top-notch care to the animals of Disney's Animal Kingdom Park.

Leah Bunon takes viewers behind the scenes as she searches for the next Disney Channel star.

David Muir prepares for a broadcast of ABC's World News Tonight With David Muir.

Research and Development Imagineer Morgan Pope helps create the next generation of aerial robotics.

Following Patti Murin for at backstage look at her role as Anna in "Frozen the Musical."

Francheska Roman gives an exclusive look into the making of Disneyland Resort's favorite treats.

Steve Sligh helps bring movies to life as senior manager of the Golden Oak Ranch.

Pixar University's Tia Kratter helps Pixar artists hone their craft.

News anchor Robin Roberts ("Good Morning America") helps start America's day live from Times Square in New York City.

Attractions host Joe Hernandez boards the historic Mark Twain Riverboat.

Ranch hand Stephanie Carroll cares for the majestic Cinderella ponies and horses at Walt Disney World Resort's Tri-Circle-D Ranch.

Ride engineer Ed Fritz brings Avatar Flight of Passage to life through immersive and interactive new technology.

Pixar sculptor Jerome Ranft spends his days creating characters with clay.

Plasterer George Montano constructs Disney Park's attractions.

Scot Drake helps create immersive experiences for fans in Disney parks.

Radio Disney's Candice Valdez is an on-air radio personality; in addition to interviewing musicians, Candice also has the opportunity to help artists launch their careers; she spends her days playing tracks and interacting with listeners.

Director of Story Marc Smith ("Frozen 2") shows how a drawing can become the key to a moving, emotional story; as he sketches characters, Smith emotionally engages with his work to create a bond between himself and the character.