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I Talk To My Old Boss About Mentorship, Spike TV, and Masculinity | The Show | Dad Saves America

Dad Saves America88 views
0:51I met Niels in my early twenties through a mentorship program at MTV, and then he became my boss at both Nickelodeon and Spike TV.1:07One thing to understand about Niels is that he was part of the early team that built Nickelodeon,4:55And I was like, oh my God. What an amazing show. - Oh, that Nickelodeon? Yeah. - And then. You were probably in your thirties, why did you,

Kathleen Herles | The Original Voice of Dora on Latino Representation & Growing Up Nickelodeon

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6:51Major for sure. But we were moving around so much. So, and Nickelodeon too, I think, made sure that we had a phone of some sort cuz they needed to get in touch with us.8:17Like I knew it was Nickelodeon and I love Nickelodeon. Like we would go to Universal Studios and see the old Nickelodeon studios that were there in Orlando. So I knew it was a big 16:00Black Eyed Peas were on the we're in the underground world. But but Dora, as a fan of Nickelodeon myself, I saw what it meant to kids.

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The Man Who Greenlit SpongeBob, UFC & Yellowstone | Kevin Kay | The Joint Venture Show #3

The Joint Venture Show18 views
Kevin K shares his career journey from SNL qard guy to Nickelodeon executive, detailing the creation of SpongeBob SquarePants and the pivotal decision to fund The Ultimate Fighter on Spike TV.summaryNickelodeon executives secretly grieved the success of SpongeBob in front of creator Steve Hillenburg during the pitch to avoid appearing too eager, only bursting into laughter afterward.takeawayKevin K received a 215% bonus for his role in Nickelodeon's success but was forced by corporate policy to return 15% of it, a decision he made to maintain trust with leadership.takeaway

How Nickelodeon Made Comedy Gold: Kel & Kid Cudi | Big Bro

Big Bro with Kid Cudi30 views
Kel Mitchell details the organic creation of his iconic '90s Nickelodeon characters, revealing that Ed from Good Burger and Coach Cretton were improvised from auditions and real-life Chicago figures, respectively.summaryCreative Freedom on Set: Nickelodeon writers trusted the cast to improvise and go off-script during table reads and filming. If an improvised take was funnier, they used it, allowing actors to 'go crazy' within the structakeaway

The Dark Truth Of Child Stars | Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide

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Devin Warkheiser reveals the harsh realities of child acting, including Nickelodeon's refusal to pay residuals to lead actors despite global syndication success, and the physical toll of filming in unconditioned warehoussummaryNickelodeon exploited child actors by refusing to pay residuals to lead actors on shows like Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide, citing that they could easily recast the role if actors pushed back, a tactic made potakeaway