Universal Studios Florida 1994 Souvenir Video: Experience the Magic of Movies

action cut you haven't seen anything yet wait it's fascinating it's absolutely fascinating this Universal Studios Florida is truly extraordinary I thought it was exciting I thought it was fun about Universal since 1927 and seeing something like this grow in a small studio like I saw when I met it for the first time, it is simply fabulous, the year 1990 was truly a milestone for Universal, the great Hollywood

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celebrated their 75th anniversary and 21 years after their conception by J's Stein, chairman of the board of directors of MCA Recreation Services Group , Universal Studios opened. its doors here in Orlando on June 7 the history of cinema became known internationally stars and the most famous people in the film industry came to dedicate the film and television capital of the East and led the opening ceremony where J's Dean and Steven Spielberg the greatest.

Film and television production talents have collaborated with top designers and technical specialists from around the world so fans can share in the excitement and drama of the films. I hope it cuts, this is much denser, don't we rehearse while we walk? along the streets surrounded by large-scale recreations of scenes from the most famous films ever will let you know that you are in the most luxurious and exciting production ever conceived. The realism of the surroundings intensifies the excitement of every

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when you travel to the cinema and live. You will see the most unforgettable scenes from the blockbusters, you will hear and feel Fontan's adventure of going behind the scenes, being in front of the camera and filming them, and now we will see you in the films as a leading producer and distributor, Universal has made cinematic history . 75 years but only here you will

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Hollywood like you have never dreamed before and Ghostbusters King Kong Earthquake Jaws Back to the Future began as

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now they are part of the fun, excitement and adventure of movie

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at Universal Studios Florida I am John Forsythe, let's take a closer look starting in 1934 Alfred Hitchcock had a 43 year association with Universal a master of suspense created a mood of underlying tension by placing ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances surrounded by an increasingly hostile environment in the middle of a disturbing atmosphere. and experience shocking moments of terror, they face forces bent on destroying them, they may discover that these forces are within themselves seeds of evil ready to sprout in the art of film-making, they will learn the camera techniques that have made Alfred Hitchcock an idol to even the greatest filmmakers of his time, we'll check into the Bates Motel on the psycho soundstage to arrest them in the shower and raise the curtain on the most horrifying moments ever filmed.

The graphic recreation you will see is a close confrontation with Hitchcock's genius in the film 78 camera angles edited in rapid sequence we used to portray the attack in the shower the camera turned into the slasher the knife never went through the flesh Hitchcock chose to film Psycho and in black and white to reduce the violence in this scene the dizzying heights of the Statue of Liberty's torch is the setting for a terrifying Saboteur scene where you will learn that in Hitchcock style nothing is what it seems to be and in the fast carousel of strangers on a train you will recreate the cameos of the murder revealed on television. basis for Hitchcock's hit television series and on the set of Rear Window you find the unexpected and strange while looking at the windows across the yard there were so many things happening that someone can get away with and now the art of making

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Hello, I'm Anthony Perkins, as you may remember, I played the role of Norman Bates in what became the most famous of all Hitchcock's films, but why tell you about it when we can show you?

I think our director and cameraman are ready, so ladies and gentlemen, here he comes. the shower scene very good mr. Perkins, well, now we're going to show you the first nine shots of the shallow sea. As I call them, we will appear on the screens and above us, so keep your eyes on them because three of these shots have already been seen. if you can spot which ones they are, yeah, playback now John Murray, okay, let's look at Alfred Hitchcock's four most powerful scenes, the scene that led to thousands of people taking sponge baths, by the way, when it was filmed in black and white , the red blood on the stage appears gray, so mr.

Hitchcock uses chocolate syrup for blood. I told you not to tell secrets. There you have a final twist. Hitch loves having his camera constantly moving, mysteriously moving between objects and people. He could start high in the air and then slowly descend to something totally unexpected Hello, Jimmy Stewart in 1954. I made my second film with Alfred Hitchcock, co-star of Grace Kelly and Rear Window. Now you're playing my role. I'll look. There should be something interesting in all those windows. Everyday life is a problem. I thought, of course, that you might see something a little unusual, like maybe a suspected murderer, see if you can spot it.

Who had the time? Who detected the murder? Because if you didn't, he could have discovered you. Each one made a cameo in one direction. or another in every movie he made for 50 years an extra body was needed there was no extra body in sight so the director filled the space it was his first cameo he put one in practically every movie he made and then the cameos went from being a superstition until it became a delicious private joke between the director and the audience they wondered how Hitch would do it every time he announced that he was going to make the lifeboat everyone wondered how it was possible for Hitch to make his cameo there they soon found out from some people who were adrift in a lifeboat for 80 days his last appearance was in a familiar plot a shadow on a window and then he disappeared except for the screen and left us his films and himself five seconds at a time.

I would like to direct my following comments to those of you who are watching the show in the year 2000 please write to us immediately and tell us what life is like. I am so curious. The suspense quickens our pulse but the sound of laughter sustains and nourishes us. The comedy teams of Laurel and Hardy and the Marx Brothers applauded. us through the years of the Depression and took our minds from World War II indirectly with WC Fields in Mae West, the meekest and gentlest among us, Thundernoses, her Marilyn Monroe Society invited us to succumb to the charms of A heroine.

Charlie Chaplin plumbed the depths of our compassion well. hahaha well you never know who you're going to find here, as Charlie Chaplin said, he plumbed the depths of our compassion and then, when he became a calamity in comedy, he convulsed us with laughter at his antics, ingenious or cheerful outrages, the strength of comedy starscream added personalities wealth immeasurable for the phones that have adorned years after leaving the scene, great artists continued to brighten our lives with their images, fortunately some of the stars are still here on the streets of Universal Studios Florida to exercise their franchise on humor where is the fatal wiki?

So why are my feet okay? Kiss Me. I am funny. Oh, you ran into me. This is the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The names of television and film luminaries are immortalized in these stars. There's Kirk Douglas Lynda John Forsythe. Wow, if only he were a traveling talent scout. discovers you and you take a sample here, you will get a screen test and your chance to be a star, perhaps the animal actors who provoke the warmest response of all. We feel irresistibly drawn to the stage of animal actors by the magnetism of the most adorable screens. It stars a cast of over 50 performers and is the largest ensemble of film and television animal actors in the world.

This actor is also known as the k9 lassy kisser. Later appearing for the first time in the 1943 film Lassie Come Home, the endearing collie immediately found a permanent home. Home to the hearts of millions, the hit film was the first of eight and inspired a long-running television series. Jenny has been working on knockoffs. The first is Don King. Let's see those Mick Jagger lips under the brilliant Farah DiSanto. Magic is recreated at Universal. Street see cuckoo kitty tell us about the New York City boy, don't be embarrassed mr. Kings is great and balls of fire I play my song, it will take a long time, let's run well, heroes and heroines were the idols of our days, villains and monsters tormented in the nights, the terrors that lurk outside the circle of firelight or in the hidden places where darkness is.

The deepest these are the elements of our most enduring type of storytelling a

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entertainment gained the reputation of being the home of Hollywood horror in the 1920s and early 1930s Bela Lugosi Dracula Boris Karloff Frankenstein these names have become a a permanent part of our collective nightmares Universal produced many of Lon Chaney's best silent films today, he is best remembered for his performance in the 1925 premiere of The Phantom of the Opera, one of the best-known classics of all time, The secrets of human metamorphosis into horror are thrillingly revealed in the gory, gruesome and grotesque. horror, you have entered my theater and now you are my guests, you will burn secrets of makeup and effects that I have chosen to allow, no less, these secrets of the trade are for you and no one else, if you decide to ignore this warning. will incur my heat the terrifyingly realistic horror effects are created with more than bones, limbs, blood on the stage and a variety of gory ingredients, a mechanical strategy, a latex mask with talent and makeup,

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can bring the monster to life more macabre on the big screen.

The metamorphosis from human to beast is one of the oldest and most popular things in art media in the recreation of a teleportation, look at the man with ease, we have some of the best specialists hired here, yes, Brassell, about the team of specialists you may want. for emphasis, getting ready to take them out right now, Felix, people give us a big hand for the big university, get off my set and take Francis the talking mule, he moves so fast you know he has good comedy and is entertaining, I think people really liked it if that Bigfoot shows his face around here again, let's go up and down, I put him side to side, I'm out of here, yeah, I know why they're timing him, but I never tell you. you stop and keep thinking, well that's the end and then they come up with something even bigger someone has never seen the show they've missed something they don't come to this show a little peace and quiet we love to be scared nowhere else except at the cinema.

We live our fantasies of heroically facing the unknown and victoriously overcoming challenges. Adventure films are rooted in fantasy but firmly anchored to the earth. The drama of the series. Those missing open cliffhangers showed us every week that good can triumph over evil. live lagoon -The spectacular action stunt here at Universal Studios Florida proves daily that heroism is not dead, the good guys still win and the pyrotechnics are in vivid colors, speeding boats, death-defying stunts and thunderous explosives make of this new dynamite night trick, spectacular, an incredible and extravagant jet. skis launch wildly into the air stunt boats horror cross a Deco lagoon shoot at each other narrowly escaping collision stunts typically created for one-time performance on movie sets are performed night after night in this dynamic new production in Universal Studios Florida

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dynamite The spectacular nighttime stunt culminates with a full-speed 60-foot jump through a three-story, 2,000-degree wall of flame, a stunt so electrifying that even park visitors can feel the heat.

The protagonist we face in an adventure may not be human, he may be an element. of nature or a huge, terrifying creature whose origins are a product of nature gone wrong. a horrible piece of prehistory that clashes with modern normality. King Kong's Beauty and the Beast story terrified audiences in 1933 and again in the 1976 women's film, but nerves were broken. The tension created by the sight of the giant ape being unleashed and the city devastated has been far surpassed. The confrontation is a colossal experience and it tells us that we are aboard the Roosevelt Island tram in New York when we suddenly see the wake of his carnage, it is destruction at a catastrophic rate. scale our tram won't stop it can only move forward smoke fills the air from the devastation 48 a burning inferno and then there is the terrifying giant a o tram tangos before the holidays or we are face to face with it its effect is to send us hurtlingdownwards nothing can match the spectacle of nature in all its fury and no other medium of the arts can capture it as a film does with the help of special effects a volcano buries the city in ashes the fire consumes a high-rise building or a hurricane submerges an earthquake on an island received an Oscar for special effects and here you will experience the power of the most devastating natural disaster on earth when the 8.3 earthquake hits Orlando, of course it could only happen here inside a large sound stage, but then Universal Studios Florida is a pretty spectacular adventure, it wasn't, but none of what you just saw really happened, it was all done with the special effects people, because the guys are amazing, they can destroy Hollywood without even directing the study, as you can see preparing a miniature city. for the camera you need a team of experts, first the art director and set designers plan each shot with original drawings, then the model makers create everything from the garbage bins, the entire buildings, the scenic artists build the background to Starting from a giant painting and sculpted Styrofoam, the entire model city is now filled. the space the size of a large parking lot there are cameras everywhere the secret to making this look real on the screen is what is called high speed photography cameras that shoot film ten times faster than projected what is the parking lot at the Right this is what it looked like in real life, but this is what the high speed camera was cool about, right?

We have boarded our subway train in Oakland, it takes us into a tunnel and under the bay to the Embarcadero in San Francisco, here is the square Fisherman's Wharf Ferry Building. and the financial district Embarcadero next stop a tremor shakes the train we freeze and then ladies gentlemen please remain in your seats it seems we are experiencing a slight earthquake there is nothing to worry about but make sure all passengers can exit the train Surely, thank you for coming endlessly, however, I see in the movies. Legendary filmmakers have always found a home at Universal, from Irving Thalberg to Steven Spielberg after an apprenticeship working in television. 20-year-old Steven Spielberg joined Universal in 1968.

Enjoy the action-thriller about a Shark Vent on Mayhem was his second feature film and was the biggest box office hit in history until it was surpassed by several of his other creations. . As we stroll the streets of Amity, this small New England town looks like any summer resort. young men crowded around the shooting gallery people sunbathing crowds taking photographs they are a great white shark a great white shark but this is a movie set and this is where the jaws turn an elemental fear of water into screams of terror but today the sea is calm it is a good day for a boat ride look Universal became a true pioneer organization under the presidency of Karl Emily during the years from 1912 to 1936 established the star system Rudolph Valentino received its first screen projection at Universal Mary Pickford wallace Beery Sarah Bernhardt Walt Disney and Several other famous names work for Carl Laemmle or served as apprentices at Universal.

In 1912, he selected the site of a former chicken ranch three miles from Hollywood for his film operations. Universal City, the first municipality dedicated to film making, opened. In 1915, in another unprecedented move, he invited the public to see how films are made. The behind-the-scenes guest experience at Universal Studios Florida goes far beyond what Carl Laemmle could have imagined. Every facet of film and television production is a learning and interactive experience from a behind-the-scenes vantage point that until now has been off-limits to public visitors a reliable interaction of your favorite movie and television show your opportunity to watch Everything Happens begins with our tour guide in the back lot for some of the most memorable movie sets from the past have been recreated.

The backlot is an outdoor area where sets representing distant places are built. It is so called because it was usually a large expanse of land behind the main offices and sound stages. New York, San Francisco, Hollywood or New England. Village Universal Studios Florida has over 40 streets where any day explosive action can take place while the cameras roll, it's Murder She Wrote and it's post-production time, the most challenging drama of all takes place after the camera stops rolling, editing, sound recording, dubbing. The mix of special effects are just some of the elements that end each episode of Angela Lansbury's hit series.

They are waiting for us on the set, but when we enter the heart of how film history is made, the visitor will be the star. It's great entertainment because Universal Studios Florida is all lit cam action and now we're going to take you behind the scenes of our first stop Murder She Wrote. You know, I'm really happy that you agreed to help out and become our executive producer. Hey, I'm just waiting. that they've told you exactly what you're getting into, listen to how they do it, my name is Bernice, I'm the editor over here, now let me familiarize you with the room, now up here at the console, lay around the room that you have . three

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monitors now, from these, we put together the selected tapes in the correct order in which they appear in the story.

To be honest, without me, this show would be nothing and I'll tell you why with anything you can make almost anything happen. Well, now Jessica is about to see something surprising, but she would be fine. I can do almost anything. I can turn it into a weapon, don't kiss people. Oh, okay, let's get back to business. Okay, these are the initial shocks I prepared for your group leaving Tyler. or professor a stroke Astrix the murderer arrest him deputy the murderer forgot one thing deputy to clean the mill flour from his shoes he noticed that the rector forgot one thing we have to start excuse to show the mill flour we will be surprised that no I don't have that opportunity , so now I'm going to show you some high-tech magic back here.

Thanks to this, I want to call a pink box. It's a computer graphics system that is painted electronically, which means I can alter the image of these. shoes now I'm going to paint the flower electronically okay, put the new version back in the program the murderer forgot one thing helper to clean the flour from the mill of his shoes mr. Thailand, yes, anyway, it seems like they need sound effects. Guys, keep going. Remember that time is money and don't have too much fun today because the rest of life seems very boring after that. Hello friends, come and it's a pleasure to see you.

Chorus and welcome, this is the most important part of post-production. This is the sound effects stage, also called the Foley stage, named after its developer Jack Foley of Universal. Now most people think that the sounds they hear in a movie are recorded live. That's because You see, most of the sound effects are actually created, okay, let's hear what it sounds like God, you're great, you're wonderful, take a seat, come with big chunks of flour. Hi, I'm Stanley, I'm your sound editor. Oh, there's not much time left. do the final mix the most important part of post-production a small problem I have to do an ADR an automatic dialogue replacement die I need a couple of people I need a Leilani, come with me I need an amazed professor a real slime mold real piece of Human Gorge , you will do very well, come with me.

I'm going to run the

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sequence and you'll see it here on the monitor and you'll hear three different beeps. The printout will appear. You will talk to the print on the microphones and turn on the first or the second and relax the nine year old can make it simple don't worry about anything it's okay a suit not exactly good that was good good that was good that was good I couldn't have asked something better or if God did it, but it's your turn, do you think you want to be an executive producer again? Nickelodeon is the world's leading television network for kids to experience live-action programming while sharing the excitement of participating in the programming. designed just for them children watch closely our television is produced did you move here? everyone gathers around the GAC kitchen let me hear you say it tastes good can you say that green pig?

Jonathan says dummy you're supposed to say tastes well don't you know the rule that if you don't like what we wear, okay let's look at some of the things we have here? Tracey, I think this would probably look good on you, yeah, let's see, turn around, that's good and you. this would look good on you what is this she dressed like this put your hands down Simon says sit on the they're trying to take a break guys a good job movies were our childhood and that childhood has persisted there is a each of us the desire to preserve a fragment of innocence lost to enjoy the discovery and wonder we knew as children fantasy is the realm of childhood it is a legacy for the adult he or she will become its boundary is limited only by the imagination of its creator, No other type of film has witnessed a greater advancement in production techniques.

The possibilities of the unknown stimulate the imagination of filmmakers. Special effects are the magic wand that dissolves the fine line between imagination and reality. Two films. The most popular films of the 1980s were Ghostbusters and its sequel, but the large-scale live-action Ghostbusters set here features the largest magical illusion ever created. It's not a movie, it's real. Hi, I'm Lindy and welcome to the world of Ghostbusters. On this rooftop a spectacular battle was fought with a well-known ancient demigod. Like that was weird, no, there's no such thing as ghosts, you know? I never realized we don't want to be molecular life, okay?

Thank you doctor for saving my life, this is 2 rakaat. Tell your boss that the chat could be in the name of The technique of giving the illusion of movement to drawings by photographing them in successive positions began in 1906 during a fifty-year partnership. Hannah and Joe Barbara have won seven Oscars and eight Emmy Awards. An innovation unparalleled in the history of animation brings cartoons to life in the world. fantastic world of hanna-barbera good news for our friend after you have come down to earth again, the excitement continues in the fun-filled interactive area where you will meet the cartoon characters become a stone age rock star Create your own cartoons in a do-it-yourself animation wonderland and experience a fantasy world brought to life for kids of all ages in 1902, the 16-minute film, A Trip to the Moon, was one of the first sensations of the Doom movie, although the moon inhabitants were created with cardboard.

The eternal wonder of the universe of worlds and civilizations beyond our own was evoked in Charming and Extraterrestrial. It is among the seven universal films in the list of the 30 most commercially successful films of all time, but only here has it become a magic three. -dimensional adventure our adventure begins near the end of the movie ETS at home the green planet is dying we are the only ones who can take it home so that its magic can restore it we must escape from the scientists and government agents and on our bikes take E.T. Across the moon and beyond the stars, along the journey we'll meet the Green Planet's fantastic cast of characters for the first time and now get an up-close-and-personal encounter with ET in his own wonderful world.

Little is very sick, all the creatures of the Green Planet. try again movies have taken us from the realm of the supernatural to the limitless ocean of outer space, even terrestrial exploration takes a quantum leap in time in the 1990 release Back to the Future Oh, me looking at Butthead, this idiot Brown Condon Dark Era Time Travel Experiment Now that you're here, time travel volunteers, I can give you your pre-flight briefing. There are many things you will need to know if you are to successfully exit the space-time continuum. Well, hurry up, we'll board Doc Brown's wonder car and enter a new dimension for the most incredible journey of Our Lives full-time, as our time travel thrills and excitement for you, seven stories high to the maximum, They are on the screens and the cinematographic special effects place us in the very heart of the action space. flight simulators of the no-brainer era in an impressive Odyssey through the eons to the dawn of time the impact between the two vehicles has sent us directly to the Institute throughout the century of cinema the world has longed for stories that telling images through movement in 1915 Carl Laemmle promised to make the world laugh or cry orsit on the edge of their chairs, which is why it has been and will continue to be the first thing we watch movies now at Universal Studios Florida, the illusion has become a reality as we move into the future with ever-increasing ingenuity of effects technological no limits can be placed on the possibilities of tomorrow because this is Universal Studios Florida this is fantasy and magic and now we are going to put together the movies that you