Rocket Power was created in 1999 when they saw their own children doing extreme sports like street hockey,skateboarding and surfing since they lived on ocean shore. Los Angeles (the creators of the Rugrats media franchise), the show revolves around the day to day adventures of early age extreme sports enthusiasts who live in the fictitious Southern California beach resort town of Ocean Shores, where they enjoy and other active pastimes. In fact, due to the activities in the subject matter, the producers retained a surfer magazine as a language and technical consultant to make sure that things like ocean waves and skate park halfpipes worked with some degree of credibility.
The creater of live shows on multi-city, cross-country tours faced challenges every day. There are the hard parts of setting up a complex stage set and breaking it down for transport to the next town, where the process starts again, often in a matter of hours. There are meals to coordinate, injuries to tend to, and egos to massage. And there is technology — often very sophisticated technology — that must be maintained and, sometimes, repaired or replaced. All on the non-stop torture-test that is the road. But when your show is based on a successful animated television series that millions of fans know and love, a whole new set of creative and technical challenges must be faced.
3 comments:
1. good detail and information could be broken down into two paragraphs
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1. Really good information.
2.It confused me :p
1.first was good gave out the info for what i wonted.
2. what is that second paragraph trying to inform me?
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