Film Sizzle Reel

I'm here with Channing Tatum, from the movie Fighting.

You actually get to work with some old people that you've worked with and some new fresh faces. So how was it working with Terrence Howard?

From Harvey Borden, Sean McArthy.

You like to fight if you have to?

Terrence might be the most beautifully sensitive and deep person that I've ever met in my entire life.

Did you have any stand out moments on set with him?

He likes to portray that like real actor, artist part of himself all the time but he's a clown, man. Like we could not stop fighting all the way down the red carpet for the premiere.

So you got to do a variety of different types of fighting in this film. Is there one thing that you took away that like if you were on the streets and someone mugged you tomorrow that you would automatically go to with instinct?

The one thing that I learned probably paramount is this. If you get in a fight, you're going to get hurt. Yeah, then I learned a few things here and there, you know. I still train now. I love MMA and that whole world so I've been I've been training for for a while after the film now.

Hi, this is your Mullen and my high school musical three premiere is today and I'm really excited. I just got my hair and makeup done. Still lips to do, but I'm going to go show you my dress. So fun. It's green. Still Disney appropriate, but a little sassy. I'm getting almost ready. I'm still in a robe, but the process has started. Now we have the finished product. It is gorgeous.

What is it about this movie that you think has just become such a phenomenon?

It's really innocent. It's about childish enthusiasm, about just dancing, singing with your friends, and not having too much drama about

You guys are seniors. What can we expect for this movie?

This is graduation. This is prom. This is what the wildcats do. This is all their, you know, their issues and their problems are going, oh my gosh, the future is here. It's not really what you do, but the fact that you make your own choice and it's your choice. I can fight my own fight.

You got to be involved in the process playing the voice of Ash, an adorable little fox. So, what do you think your favorite part from getting to be the character to like being involved in the whole process has been?

Well, well, my favorite part is actually seeing the movie for the first time because you know, it really is like, I am the voice of this character, but I am not the animator of this character nor did I build this puppet. Right. Because this is stop motion, so to make my character move, they take a picture of him, and then they move his ear a little, they take another picture, they take another, and they take thousands of pictures and then they hit play and it it moves and it spits and it looks weird. He's animated.

We are here at the Sydney White after party with Amanda Bynes. We always get to see premieres, what happens, but we never see the after party. So what happens at an after party?

Not much. And it's partying, drinking, you know, all stuff I don't do.

All right, now the movie opens tomorrow. So what happens the night of the opening? What do you do?

I panic. And um

You don't get nervous.

No, I'm not nervous. You do the movie, you're part of it, but if it, you know, you can't really control the box office.

All right, let's talk about the film. I was just there with you. I saw it. Now there's a whole sorority fraternity theme and the hazing. Did you do any research and hear any crazy hazing stories?

I did. I heard some crazy hazing stories. What we do isn't crazy compared to what actually happens.

So let's talk about the dining and ditching. Now you ditched your date in the movie. Would you do that in real life?

I would not. Especially with Jack Carpenter, he's so sweet and cute. Why would you ever leave him?

Has that ever happened to you? Anyone ever stood you up?

No. Thank God.

How could anybody ever stand? Oh, I'm it's very easy to stand me up. So you never fit the whole sorority stereotype.

No, I wouldn't.

What's up? This is Drew Seely. We're here doing ADR for the shortcut today at Sonic Magic Studios in Culver City. So come check out the studio with me. What's up guys? I'm here. We're ready to start recording, so check it out. Let's talk about ADR. What it means. Basically, you watch the film, you know, you watch what you did and then you try to match, you know, what your mouth is doing and uh make it sound better than what they actually got on set. So, today's going to be a lot of running around and screaming in the woods type stuff since it's a thriller. No, I did not. That was bad. One more time.