Zac Efron as Troy in Secondary School Melodic. PHOTO: DISNEY Station/FRED HAYES
Efron reviewed how he 'truly penetrated that multitude of shots' while recording the notorious 'Get'cha Head in the Game' ball succession in 'Secondary School Melodic'
Working environment risks didn't keep Zac Efron and his Secondary School Melodic costars from doing their absolute best while shooting the adored 2006 Disney Station film.
In another meeting with Vanity Fair delivered on July 2, Efron reviewed the cast being "staggeringly spurred" while shooting the principal film — yet additionally that "a many individuals got smacked in the face" while recording the "Get'cha Head in the Game" ball succession.
For the Vanity Fair video, Efron, 36, rewatched a few clasps of his films from years past, including the spilling melodic number.
"You can't foresee where a b-ball is going," Efron said of the "funny" episodes. "[ But] I'm still proud of those guys because it was hard to do.
Secondary School Melodic happens at East Secondary School in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and spotlights on the blooming connection between star ball player Troy Bolton (Efron) and new understudy Gabriella (Vanessa Hudgens) after they initially meet and sing together at Another Year's Eve party.
In the "Get'cha Head in the Game" scene, Troy and the remainder of the ball group sing about keeping fixed on their game. However, Troy wrestles with his devotion to his ball group and his freshly discovered love for singing and expected job in the school melodic.
"Secondary School Melodic was only a made-for-television film. Furthermore, we had an extremely consolidated shooting plan," Efron made sense of. "[ I think [director Kenny Ortega] was pleasantly surprised when all the boys were excited to not only fulfill what he wanted, but to take it one step further for this movie.
The Iron Claw actor said in the segment that he "really drilled all those shots" during filming and that he and the other actors in the scene "practiced with basketballs" together.
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"I think we might've rehearsed for two days preceding doing all that in a state of harmony," he said. " We presumably just had a few hour practices with b-balls. After five takes, we nailed it; we got everything in one [take]."
In the wake of recording the scene, Efron said "that was the initial time us all went 'is this going to be cool,' " and considered it a "truly extraordinary second."
During an alternate meeting last month with As yet Watching Netflix with his A Family Undertaking costar Joey Lord, Efron uncovered that the "Bet on It" succession from Secondary School Melodic 2 was really made do and was shot "in three hours."
Efron stated, "We just had no ideas for what to do on the day." The director, Ortega, was quoted as saying, "Dude, we have no concept for this song." What is it that you need to do?' I was as, 'I don't have the foggiest idea, we're on a green.' " /people.com
