2K3 Stage Show

TristanHuwJones · 09-28-2008, 04:29 AM

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These have teeth. The shots and angles of heads don't really let you see them as a dentist might, but you can still see them!

Yes, I wrote this. Well, more like rewrote. The first script that was handed in was atrocious, and they clearly knew nothing about the Turtles. They wrote in that the Turtles had a human sensei and all sorts of **** that just didn't make any sort of sense. Even a kid who only has a basic understanding of the show would know that Splinter and April are key characters with a purpose, and smashing the two together in the form of a human sensei was all sorts of wrong. I took it and made it something that did the brand justice but still kept kids entertained for a good few minutes (enough for the parents to grab a drink and a bite to eat).

In all honesty I strongly suggested throwing away the song choices, which were all terrible late 80's and 90's hip hop acts. As did Gary Richardson. Both our suggestions were promptly ignored. We wanted something more current...

Still, it was for kids, and as long as they enjoyed it, that's what matters. Actually, the fact that I got paid also matters, as that became something of a battle (nothing to do with Mirage though).

The results can be seen here:

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=cVfYtRnXuKE

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=oBBMmCOpOX4

I did what I could.

09-28-2008, 04:29 AM	#11
TristanHuwJones Official TMNT Staff/Cast Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 1,419	More answers: These have teeth. The shots and angles of heads don't really let you see them as a dentist might, but you can still see them! Yes, I wrote this. Well, more like rewrote. The first script that was handed in was atrocious, and they clearly knew nothing about the Turtles. They wrote in that the Turtles had a human sensei and all sorts of **** that just didn't make any sort of sense. Even a kid who only has a basic understanding of the show would know that Splinter and April are key characters with a purpose, and smashing the two together in the form of a human sensei was all sorts of wrong. I took it and made it something that did the brand justice but still kept kids entertained for a good few minutes (enough for the parents to grab a drink and a bite to eat). In all honesty I strongly suggested throwing away the song choices, which were all terrible late 80's and 90's hip hop acts. As did Gary Richardson. Both our suggestions were promptly ignored. We wanted something more current... Still, it was for kids, and as long as they enjoyed it, that's what matters. Actually, the fact that I got paid also matters, as that became something of a battle (nothing to do with Mirage though). The results can be seen here: http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=cVfYtRnXuKE http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=oBBMmCOpOX4 I did what I could. __________________ Still alive (somehow)... tristansbones.bsky.social and instagram @ instagram.com/tristans_bones