To be fair, I have to credit LadyDarling as having the idea for this thread. We'd thought it would be cool to see who on this forum had been a volunteer/victim for a show in WDW.
I've actually been in two shows, the ABC sound studio, and the Backlot Tour. I was in the ABC sound studio many years ago during the 101 dalmations phase. I don't quite remember all the effects I was responsible for, but I think I might have done gravel and wind.
I was in the Backlot Tour two years ago during the week after Easter. My marching band was down there, and it was our day at MGM. We were walking up the queue to the tour and I had just finished telling my group that if we'd gotten there earlier, we might have been picked to be in the show. Just then, a CM came down the ramp and asked if any of us wanted to volunteer. Four of us were chosen, and I became the captain. It was a blast (quite literally!) and being in that is one of the memories I cherish most from that trip (right beside leading the band down Main Street). Incidentally, one of my group members had been in Indiana Jones earlier that day.
So, who else has been a "victim?"
I've actually been in two shows, the ABC sound studio, and the Backlot Tour. I was in the ABC sound studio many years ago during the 101 dalmations phase. I don't quite remember all the effects I was responsible for, but I think I might have done gravel and wind.
I was in the Backlot Tour two years ago during the week after Easter. My marching band was down there, and it was our day at MGM. We were walking up the queue to the tour and I had just finished telling my group that if we'd gotten there earlier, we might have been picked to be in the show. Just then, a CM came down the ramp and asked if any of us wanted to volunteer. Four of us were chosen, and I became the captain. It was a blast (quite literally!) and being in that is one of the memories I cherish most from that trip (right beside leading the band down Main Street). Incidentally, one of my group members had been in Indiana Jones earlier that day.
So, who else has been a "victim?"