Cranium Command: Full(ish) Behind the Scenes

Credits to Jerry Rees (Director of Cranium Command) and RetroWDW for providing all of the footage you see in this video.
This video also features Directors Commentary in some sections, so stick around for that!
According to Jerry, he's apparently digitised the entire 6 hours of Behind the Scenes footage and hopefully will be releasing it soon, so I suggest you subscribe to his channel and check it out!
This video is really quite interesting to me as it shows a deep dive into the entire production process of a Disney attraction, from the filming of the live-acting sequences to the programming of the animatronics. If only they did behind the scenes stuff like this more often!

[@redstonecommander5190]

17:28 this entire set up for the stomach looks like something that you would find on a city sewer. I’m pretty sure certain city sewers may have some set ups like this with a giant valve that you can twist in order to adjust the water pressure or the amount of water to let in that’s what it reminds me of it’s one of those control rooms in the city sewer

[@tomcorwine3091]

Wow! This is a treat to see!

[@Ninjaman1994]

I love seeing this stuff, especially since it has a lot of Disney history behind it. Kirk Wise and Gary Trousdale(Animation Directors of the pre show)going on to do Beauty and the Beast, Peter Doctor(Animator for the pre show) becoming a director for Inside Out, Jerry Rees(Director) also directed The Brave Litter Toaster, Natalie Gregory(Annie) was the voice of Jenny from Oliver And Company, the list goes on.

[@CecoverDabest2019]

It’s nice to see this especially seeing the demo version of the show, atleast to me I’ve never seen it be used

[@redstonecommander5190]

17:42 cool I’ll look at that lightning in the adrenal gland set up is having a seizure!…. It’s like lightning.

[@redstonecommander5190]

I wonder what school is that? What is the name?

[@redstonecommander5190]

I’m not sure that some sort of middle school or high school I’m not sure. I mean there was a kid in the actual film so I guess it’s definitely middle school.

[@redstonecommander5190]

Oh, it’s a high school, John Muir, high school