Disney Presents Goofy in How to Stay at Home

In this all-new, hand-drawn short from Walt Disney Animation Studios, Goofy demonstrates the fine art of putting on a face mask and becomes inextricably tangled up in the process. Directed by Eric Goldberg, who also served as supervising animator, this short continues the Disney tradition of having Goofy explain ordinary tasks in his own inimitable fashion. Goofy made his film debut in 1932.

Goofy utilizes his time at home to learn how to cook in this all-new, hand-drawn short from Walt Disney Animation Studios. It's a recipe for comedy and disaster as he uses ingredients he has on hand to concoct something unique and original in true Goofy fashion. The film was directed by Eric Goldberg with Randy Haycock serving as supervising animator.

Goofy, like so many others who had to "stay at home" in recent times, finds new ways to binge watch his favorite programs while being flexible enough to multitask a variety of activities. Acclaimed hand-drawn veteran animator Mark Henn supervised the animation of this hilarious all-new short from Walt Disney Animation Studios, which was directed by Eric Goldberg.

Goofy's back in a trio of all-new, hand-drawn animated shorts from Walt Disney Animation Studios, offering comical insights in "Disney Presents Goofy in How to Stay at Home" as he masters the skills of wearing a mask, learning to cook, and binge watching. Acclaimed Disney animator/director Eric Goldberg ("Aladdin," "Pocahontas," "Fantasia/2000") directs.