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Palm Springs. San Diego. Pismo Beach. They offer simple guided tours that accommodate eight visitors and one tour guide in an electric cart. On the Paramount Tour, you'll see a working studio. They don't stage things just to entertain tours. In fact, the only thing that's for visitors is the museum.
Because of that, Paramount is a different experience every day. Visitors sometimes get to visit sound stages and sets, but only when they are not being used. One thing you probably won't see on the Paramount tour is someone making a major movie.
This studio produces television shows most of the time. On its best days, the Paramount Tour is brilliant. It's a working studio, and that's a good thing in general if you really want to go behind the scenes of film production.
But what you'll see is unpredictable. If you go on a day when little is happening, you could be disappointed. Some visitors who write about the Paramount tour online rave about all the sets they visited and stars they saw. Others complain that all they did was stand around outside buildings without seeing anything. Everyone likes how informal Paramount is, with each tour guide tailoring things to their group's interests. People also enjoy the suspense of not knowing what you might see or where you might get into.
Unlike the other studio tours, they're much more generous about letting you take photographs, a bonus if you want to show all the folks back home what you saw. A lot of the complaints come from people who visited when nothing was happening. In summer, most shows are on hiatus. During the end-of-year holiday season, many crews don't work. When that happens, Gary Wayne at seeingstars.
The mountain was inspired by a childhood memory in Utah , while the stars represented the first 22 stars who were under contract with the film company at that time.
Thanks to the third co-founder, Jesse L. Lasky , the construction of the Studios in Hollywood began in The project cost 1 million dollars, and when it was complete, Paramount Pictures Studios extended for 26 acres and included 4 large sets. Today Paramount Pictures covers 65 acres and includes 30 different sets, as well as facilities such as the Blue Sky Tank , an area that is completely filled with water when needed, and the New York Street Backlot , a reconstruction of ten different neighborhoods in New York.
Not long after it was founded, the first Oscar was awarded in for the silent war film Wings , and marked the beginning of the rise of the film company. The first version of The Ten Commandments , which used Technicolor, was also released in the s the second and most famous version was produced by Paramount in and won the Oscar for Best Special Effects. The 60s and 70s were a period of great success and change for Paramount Pictures. Titanic , co-produced with 20th Century Fox, holds the record for most Oscars.
It also remained the highest-grossing film in the history of cinema until when the record was beaten by Avatar. It is important to note that the schedule of the tours may vary depending on the filming operations planned, so what you can see during the tour varies from day to day and sometimes may even be a little less interesting than other times.
Booking in advance is recommended, but you can also go on a tour if you buy the ticket on-site. Visitors will ride on a golf cart through the various areas of the film studio complex to go behind the scenes of famous movies and TV series, as well as iconic locations such as the Bronson Gate one of the historic gates of Paramount Pictures and it is the reason why Charles Bronson of Once Upon a Time the West , The Street Hero and The Night Executioner chose Bronson as his stage name , the New York Street Backlot the streets of New York , and the Prop Warehouse a large warehouse where costumes and props are stored.
The VIP Tour lasts 4. It is required to make a reservation for this tour.
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