Creators Talk The Vulture That Traumatized A Generation | Splat Attack Podcast
Back in the cold winter of 1995, a class from PS 124 in New York sought out to make a short for Nickelodeon. That short ended up being one of the most famous or is it one of the most notorious? What was intended to be a comical tale for SNICK SNACK ended up being nightmare fuel for many. The question is, what happened? Where did this idea come from? How did this get made? Now we know. Joining the crew in the studio are one of the creators Jessica (Liu) Chan and the child director Nina Mui. They share with us their journey from school project to 90s Nick fame as we discuss the making of "Attack of the Giant Vulture."
0:00 Intro
1:18 Memories of the Giant Vulture
7:17 Plot Details
9:08 Guest Intro
10:00 Origins of the Story
13:29 Filming Challenges
15:18 The Vulture Costume
16:51 Child Involvement
18:30 Filming Locations & Challenges
23:19 That Wasn't Gum?
24:35 The Lost Keepsakes
25:51 ACTUAL Release Date?
28:08 Families' Reactions
29:37 Hazardous Conditions
31:37 The Dreaded Iodine
33:28 Life Without Cable
37:00 Sense of Accomplishment
40:11 A Part of Nick History
44:12 Favorite Part of Filming & Clothing
45:12 Thank You
46:13 Commercial Break
49:04 Sometimes We Banter
50:30 Segment: Think Fast to Make the Grade
56:06 Closing Question and Ending
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