I directed and edited this for Buena Vista Television. It's called "First Look," and is sung by Marie Osmond. This is a cutdown version, much shorter than the music video I did. The music was written by Non Stop out of Utah. If you want to see the full version, go to my page, "OnAirPromo." Or just search "First Look." There are a few more promos from that era for the Disney Afternoon, Goof Troop...etc.. Cheers! - Larry Z.
Cool stuff I remember this from my childhood. Can you maybe explain the amount of effort it takes to shoot this kind of promo? Do you just take a camera out to the beach and find some willing participants or are all the shots preplanned and casted? I did a 30 second toy commercial on location when I was 12 and it took all day to film, just wondering kind of the same here. Like for instance it looks like you’re on location in both southern CA and Hawaii but you can obviously dress someone in a hula outfit in LA and make it look like Hawaii, is this the case here?
@@canuckster24 Hi - thanks so much for your comment! This music video was assembled from 5 different shoots with kids in California, most from the LA area and a group from the Bay area. Open casting calls were published and commercial agencies were contacted. My boss at the time, Dennis Ho, accompanied the Buena Vista Television VP, Sal Sardo, to casting. Kids were seen in person and asked to dance a bit. Once the casting was done, they handed everything over to me for directing, producing and editing. The kids had a choreographer, Louise Mita, who gave them dance steps for each of the five shoots. However, when I got them on set I thought they did better just free-dancing by themselves. Whenever you see individual shots the kids were probably free dancing. Kids were paid scale. From the five shoots we made 10 promos to countdown to the premiere. Then I used all the shoots to make the long music video. The following couple of years I was able to persuade Buena Vista to do some additional shoots which resulted in promos like the Disney Afternoon "House" promo, and the "GT Shuffle," which you can find in my videos. Importantly, the video you are commenting on is NOT the original video we worked on. That is here: ruclips.net/video/zzH6e6Rto1M/видео.html You can find the other promos I referenced among my videos. Hope this answered your question! :)
@@OnAirPromo Thanks for the answer. That's awesome, I would have really liked to get into TV production and behind the scenes stuff, I did a lot of that for drama in highschool, I also did an X-Files episode and was always talking to the behind the scenes people trying to find out what they were doing. Kinda wish I had gotten into it more.
oh i know i recorded both versions of it i was hoping they would add it to the actual Disney Afternoon official soundtrack they might have if they did an special edition of it which would have rocked i love this song so much too i hope one day they do that like Guns n Roses made a special edition of Appetite for Destruction with twice as many songs on the album i got it for my older brother im going why not They do this for the Disney Afternoon soundtrack, anyways you did a astonishing job on this song as wlel thank you it is so much appreciated m8, it made a lot of dark rainy days a lot better and happier thank you again for making this song shine.
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I directed and edited this for Buena Vista Television. It's called "First Look," and is sung by Marie Osmond. This is a cutdown version, much shorter than the music video I did. The music was written by Non Stop out of Utah. If you want to see the full version, go to my page, "OnAirPromo." Or just search "First Look."
There are a few more promos from that era for the Disney Afternoon, Goof Troop...etc.. Cheers! - Larry Z.
Great work! Thanks for the info.
Cool stuff I remember this from my childhood. Can you maybe explain the amount of effort it takes to shoot this kind of promo? Do you just take a camera out to the beach and find some willing participants or are all the shots preplanned and casted? I did a 30 second toy commercial on location when I was 12 and it took all day to film, just wondering kind of the same here. Like for instance it looks like you’re on location in both southern CA and Hawaii but you can obviously dress someone in a hula outfit in LA and make it look like Hawaii, is this the case here?
@@canuckster24 Hi - thanks so much for your comment!
This music video was assembled from 5 different shoots with kids in California, most from the LA area and a group from the Bay area. Open casting calls were published and commercial agencies were contacted.
My boss at the time, Dennis Ho, accompanied the Buena Vista Television VP, Sal Sardo, to casting. Kids were seen in person and asked to dance a bit. Once the casting was done, they handed everything over to me for directing, producing and editing.
The kids had a choreographer, Louise Mita, who gave them dance steps for each of the five shoots. However, when I got them on set I thought they did better just free-dancing by themselves. Whenever you see individual shots the kids were probably free dancing.
Kids were paid scale.
From the five shoots we made 10 promos to countdown to the premiere. Then I used all the shoots to make the long music video.
The following couple of years I was able to persuade Buena Vista to do some additional shoots which resulted in promos like the Disney Afternoon "House" promo, and the "GT Shuffle," which you can find in my videos.
Importantly, the video you are commenting on is NOT the original video we worked on. That is here:
ruclips.net/video/zzH6e6Rto1M/видео.html
You can find the other promos I referenced among my videos.
Hope this answered your question! :)
@@OnAirPromo Thanks for the answer. That's awesome, I would have really liked to get into TV production and behind the scenes stuff, I did a lot of that for drama in highschool, I also did an X-Files episode and was always talking to the behind the scenes people trying to find out what they were doing. Kinda wish I had gotten into it more.
oh i know i recorded both versions of it i was hoping they would add it to the actual Disney Afternoon official soundtrack they might have if they did an special edition of it which would have rocked i love this song so much too i hope one day they do that like Guns n Roses made a special edition of Appetite for Destruction with twice as many songs on the album i got it for my older brother im going why not They do this for the Disney Afternoon soundtrack, anyways you did a astonishing job on this song as wlel thank you it is so much appreciated m8, it made a lot of dark rainy days a lot better and happier thank you again for making this song shine.
The 90s were all that 👍🏽
This song sounds like it could be a hit, even today ;-)
oh yes indeed it is a rare track done by Marie Osmond just for the premier of The Disney Afternoon, sweet memories of 1990.
@@radionoakmont7756 September 10,1990. I FONDLY remember. I was 7 at the time.
I remember this intro and song, but I'm sure It was little more longer, , but good memories
Today is the 30th anniversary of the Disney Afternoon September 10th 1990
Oh man this brings back memories and its still though I'm pretty sure there was a longer version of it.
Go gadget go👍🏽
I've seen the Disney Afternoon show when I was 6 years old but it was on WGN channel 9 though.
They had a much longer version than this...
the kids in the Disney afternoon promo should be Kidz bop kids.
I was 11..12 at the time
I wouldn’t mind going out w/1of the guys in that commercial they are hott🥵hot
lol
yooo who can name this song for me????
DATONE KIDD it's Call "The Inside Look" By Marie Osmond.
Actually, it's called, "First Look." You can see my note above....