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- Ron Clements (co-writer, co-director), was finding an idea for animated features as he read the original story of the little mermaid.
- This image shows Ron wrote up to a two-page treatment and then reconvened two weeks later.

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- King Triton, Ariel's father portrays the Protector.
- When he finds out that Ariel has been going to the surface, he get worried.
- He judged humans that they could harm mermaids, mainly towards Ariel.

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- A Low-angle shot of Ursula which conveys horrid impression. This technique makes the character mighty and tough.

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- Ursula, the witch, the trickster took advantage of the  protagonists weakness in this case Ariel.
- Lures Ariel to Ursula's hideout and tries to manipulate Ariel to take the potion.

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- There were “more effects than probably any film since Fantasia”. About 80% of The Little Mermaid requires some different effects work.

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- Ariel’s body size and appearance shows that women or young girls need to look in a certain way in order to be accepted by society or men to be considered as a women.

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- However this high angle shot technique shows the vulnerability of the antagonist's defeat.

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These angle techniques used in these clips would either make the character appear terrorising or powerless. 

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These angle techniques used in these clips would either make the character appear terrorising or powerless. 

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- Ariel’s and Ursula’s conflicting personalities in the Little Mermaid shows the stereotypes of women's character in real life either bad or good.

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- Sexism: In this film the male characters, the King and the Prince tried to hold their emotions.

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- Lookism: The idea of lookism is when a person judge someone through their looks.
- The idea of beauty in this film was being white and petite.

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- The royal mermaids were the main focus of the kingdom, without them the kingdom is dull.

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- The film also gives the message that the rich are married to the rich and the poor are married to the poor.

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- The animators used not less than 3.2 colour models for Ariel alone.

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- It took over a year to finish for the two minute storm, as it took 10 special effects artists to finish.

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- The lyrics, The men up there don’t like a lot of blabber…/Yes on land it’s much preferred for ladies not to say a word…/Come on they are not that impressed with conversation/ True gentleman avoid it when they can/But they dote and swoon and fawn/on a lady who’s withdrawn/ It’s he who holds her tongue that gets her man”

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- The marriage at the end of the film tells women/young girls that women needs to get married to men in order to get that sense of completion in their life.
- The suit worn by Prince Eric represents that he's a captain, another representation of masculinity.

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- A special effect was when she came out of the water walking on her legs to prince Eric.

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- This image shows that Eric is in control of his boat which also represents masculinity.

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- Another special effect while filming the movie was when Ursula took Ariel's voice and that you could see her voice coming out of her.