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Im planning to go to Animal Kingdom and then Hollywood Studios in 1 day. We are going to Animal Kingdom first (8am to about 4pm) and then Hollywood Studios (4pm to 11:30pm)! I know Disney has plenty of shows but what time do they usually stop showing them? We are planing to see all the shows!

I work at Hollywood Studios. If you could, could you say what day you are going? The park and shows times open and close at different times through the day. If you want to know specifically, just ask ANY cast member at a stand for a "Times Guide", and they will give it to you. It list every show in the park and what time they close. Next week, the park is open until 8:30 PM. You should go when there EMH(Extra Magic Hours), when the park is open later. But overall, on average, the shows will close around 5:30. Some earlier, some later. Most a little later. PLEASE drop me an email to tell me the date you plan on going. I can provide you with better information there

I’m italian and in 2 months i’ll get to Orlando. I have 2 days (monday and tuesday) to do some parks. I’d like to visit Universal studios park, island of adventure and Magic Kingdom. Is it possible to do both universal studios parks in one day considering that i’ll go there during the week?

I have done both parks in one day but in the off-season. It sounds like you will be there during spring break, which will make it difficult. You could probably do the highlights at both parks, skip the shows and the minor rides. If you got to Islands when it opened and went straight to Hulk, Spiderman, Dueling Dragons, Jurassic Park, and then went over to Universal. Then at Universal, go to the Mummy, the Simpsons, and whatever else interests you. Day of the week doesn’t matter as much as time of year – if the U.S. kids are on spring break, the parks will be packed. And spring break in the U.S. is different everywhere. It’s mid-March through mid-April usually.

My entire family and I are going to Universal Studios and my father in law is worried about the rides. He is 5′8", about 360lbs, and carries most of it in his lower body. He has no problems at Disneyland. Thanks! (Also please be kind, he is a very nicer person so keep your mean comments to yourself)

You’ll probably be fine. Most rides only restrict people who are morbidly obese from riding and 360 pounds at 5′8 is not morbidly obese. When going on the rides just be sure to read the warning signs first and see if they mention a maximum weight capacity. I have seen people who weigh way more then 360 lbs go on many rides without problems. Usually it is waterslides where you only have to worry about it in that weight range is all.

Can you upload videos that were made on pinnacle studios 12 to youtube if so how?

yes

What cool jobs are there in a Studio for Filming or somethink (Universal Studios, Disney Studios…)
Please dont give me slme weird website, I would really just like a list or something.

…Thanks…
I SAID NOT TO GIVE ME A FUCKIN WEBSITE, I WANT A LIST. IV SEEN ALL THESE WEBSITES AND THEIR SCAMS!

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We want to go to Universal studios in the summer with our Disney vacation, really to see the Harry Potter world (if it is open), but wondering if we can see both parks in one day? Keeping in mind we will have a 10 year old, 13 year old, and a few other adults with us. Thanks for your help.

It depends on a few factors: length of time the park is open, the crowds and the weather. If the Park is only open 7-9 hours, than no. If the crowds are holding up the line, No. If the weather storms and shuts down the outdoor rides, no.

However, if it is a long day – 10-12 hours, and you split up, you can do it. Also, invest in a fast pass. That will be a big help. Skip the shows and the kiddie rides. Put those last and you will be fine.

Visitors are one step closer to visiting Southeast Asia’s first and only Universal Studios theme park opening on Sentosa’s Resorts World, now that ticket prices have been revealed.

Sale of tickets shouldn’t be too far on the horizon with Resorts World Sentosa announcing on Wednesday its one-day, two-day and express pass ticket prices that range from S$32 to S$118 to access all attractions.

With the announcement of the Universal Studios ticket prices, is the price reasonable to draw people there?

I think the prize is quite high for a start. Not everyone can afford the proposal prize to draw more people there. My suggestion is If can consider a reasonable family package of four or five people’s ticket prize may be better. I think the Ticket’s prize between $50 & $25 for Adult and Child is good and reasonable than as compare to the current proposal prizes at $66 for Adult and $48 for child.

My friends and I are planning on going to Universal Studios on the 19th and I was wondering if the theater at City Walk will be having a midnight screening of New Moon? And if they are where is the best place to get the tickets in advance? But if they are not, any information on a theater close by Universal will be fine.

no just a midnight 1 in NYC MY HOMETOWN BABY
sorry
i just was rly excited cuz my dad works with the twilight thing

I’m going into grade 9 and i really want to get a job at Walt Disney studios but i don’t know what courses to take. I wanted to be able to do some CGI and drawing. This would be very much a appreciated if someone could shed some light on the situation for me.

Frankly, the major studios like Disney, Pixar and others are never going to see anyone’s artwork without some educational credentials, first. These places often recruit interns and entry level artists right out of the colleges and universities.

These people get known in their academic circles, first, by showing in student shows and competitions open to college students.

You have to understand the they get job inquiries from hundreds, if not thousands of candidates every year. And from these, the studios MAY only need to fill a very small handfull of positions, if any. Those art directors are NOT going to sift through hundreds of portfolios. They don’t have the time. What they WILL do is screen for relevent education history, degrees, then professional level experiences, so that they can narrow down the field to a managable number, like, say less than a dozen.

Trust me, this screening process will NEVER reach a point where they might consider a high school student or grad. To reach this level, a degree, or an ADVANCED degree is like a minimal requirement. Not only in the major studios, but in other studios and design agencies all over the country.

Get a solid background and skill set it the traditional art forms. Work your way into the digital tools of the trade, beginning with the 2D and 3D softwares and, eventually into the animation tools. It’s not to early to start planning which COLLEGE course work you will need. With the ultimate goal of working for someone like Disney in mind, right now, focus on the prepwork that will make you oustanding in the college circles.

Here’s some information that may help you. It comes directly from the Pixar Studios site:

http://www.pixar.com/companyinfo/jobs/index.html

Who can tell me what kinds of photo frames the studios will let the New couples to choose? Just wooden lines sticked together or any other styles?

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