Soundstages at Hollywood Studios..

[alindsaym]

Does anyone know what goes on or what is going on in the soundstages at HS? There seem to be a lot of them and I am curious about what goes on there. Thanks for any info!

 

[bradk]

Soundstage 1 - currently receiving some hush hush work
Soundstage 2 & 3 - Toy Story Mania
Soundstage 4 - Chronicles of Narnia & One Man's Dream
Soundstage 5 - Playhouse Disney Live

is that what you're asking?

 

[SyracuseWolvrine]

Soundstage 7 & 8 - Great Movie Ride
Soundstage 15 - Rock N Roller Coaster, Starring Aerosmith

 

[Robo]

Is Soundstage 6 the Sci-Fi Dine-In?

 

[mountdew1]

That all being said, none of them are actually used as soundstages for production anymore. 2&3 used to be used to tape the New Mickey Mouse Club (with Justin and Britney).

 

[Feralpeg]

If you want to see soundstages actually being used for film production, you'll need to visit Universal. They do a lot of film production work there.

 

[bradk]

That all being said, none of them are actually used as soundstages for production anymore. 2&3 used to be used to tape the New Mickey Mouse Club (with Justin and Britney).

poor christina, jc, ryan and kerri.

universal isn't really a hotbed of activity either (orlando anyway). nickelodeon used to have a studio there, but that's long gone and is now used for TNA wrestling.

nyc has a tough enough time with filming, orlando just isn't a great place for it. talent wants to be in LA.

 

[seashoreCM]

Soundstage 7 & 8 - Great Movie Ride
Soundstage 15 - Rock N Roller Coaster, Starring Aerosmith

Were these originally built as soundstages?
Were these ever used for productions other than films, etc. about their current contents?

 

[Robo]

Soundstage 7 & 8 - Great Movie Ride
Soundstage 15 - Rock N Roller Coaster, Starring Aerosmith

Were these originally built as soundstages?
Were these ever used for productions other than films, etc. about their current contents?

That question I can answer.

They were never built as production stages.

They are just "called" that for themeing purposes.

 

[alindsaym]

Thanks for all the great info. We were only at Hollywood Studios for a day the last time we were there in the spring and did not make it to a lot of the attractions. We did get to ride the Rock 'n' Rollercoaster and the Tower of Terror, the latter of which is my new favorite Disney ride I think. There just seemed to be a lot of soundstages and I didn't see a lot of them advertised as attractions for some reason. It is too bad the Nickelodeon Studios aren't at Universal Orlando anymore, I loved seeing those as a kid. I guess it's a reason to get out to California sometime though. Thanks for all the great discussion! Keep it up if you want!

 

[Feralpeg]

poor christina, jc, ryan and kerri.

universal isn't really a hotbed of activity either (orlando anyway). nickelodeon used to have a studio there, but that's long gone and is now used for TNA wrestling.

nyc has a tough enough time with filming, orlando just isn't a great place for it. talent wants to be in LA.

Actually, they shoot a lot of different things at Universal. They shot the last Beethoven movie there. They shoot commercials and smaller films.

 

[bradk]

beethoven's 5th, 2003?

as i said, not a hotbed of activity. stuff is still periodically filmed at DHS as well, although using DHS as a background moreso than a full on production facility.

 

[Feralpeg]

beethoven's 5th, 2003?

as i said, not a hotbed of activity. stuff is still periodically filmed at DHS as well, although using DHS as a background moreso than a full on production facility.

No. It was shot last year. I don't know the name, but it stared the St. Bernard as Beethoven. They were also shooting some type of mob film. I didn't pay that much attention. I was working a casting for a commercial and was talking to some of the production people who have offices on Universal's backlot. I sometimes help out a casting agent who has an office there. They do a lot of commercial and industrials there. It is truly a working film backlot.

It took me awhile to find it. It was Beethoven's Big Break. It went straight to DVD.