Ortega and the cast talk about how they created a real band instead of just actors singing and pretending to play instruments.
The legendary filmmaker and choreographer behind the hit series High School Musical and Descendants just released a new TV series, Julie and the Phantoms, and this time he’s gone even further to produce the haunting your new favorite music photo. Because the stars behind Julie and the Phantoms are not just actors who sing songs on screen
Netflix’s new series, based on the Brazilian series Julie e os Fantasmas, stars Madison Reyes as Julie, a talented singer who loses her passion for music after her mother’s death. But when she discovers the three ghosts of Luke (Charlie Gillespie), Alex (Owen Joyner) and Reggie (Jeremy Shada), teenage rock stars who died in 1995 just before they were due to be famous dogs, natch), they decided to form a band. Luke, Alex and Reggie help Julie find her love of music again while Julie gives the boys a chance to achieve the fame they were robbed when they died, because the world can only see and hear. them while they were playing with Julie.
The producers knew that Julie and the Phantoms would live and die on the shoulders of four stars, so they not only had to find the right actors for each specific role, but also that all four musicians would become a band in the series. real life. “The whole process of getting us into the studio to record the soundtrack and then put it on camera was just to really find those four magical kids,” Ortega said. “And from the moment we introduced this series to Netflix, it was never just a series. I saw this as a movie that had an album, a band that could tour and could live. countless.” Ortega then began to cry as he thought back on his long journey to finding the stars and seeing them become the band he had always envisioned.
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