Get Spooked On the Set of Mostly Ghostly

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Wow.

I'm Sterling Bowman and I'm on the set of Mostly Ghostly.

Here he is, the real Sterling Bowman.

We're on the set of Mostly Ghostly in front of some scary masks.

Is this a scary film?

I don't think you can call it quite scary like But I think, uh, there are a few points in the movie where even I might scream or hide my eyes.

Which mask behind us is your fave?

I don't know, could it be this one?

And you have a scene coming up that's a little exciting.

You're doing some of your own stunts.

It's the big grand finale scene where I defeat evil and defeat fears.

Now, I just need to find the last of the ruin and I'll be unstoppable.

Well, I'm gonna give you the mic and can you give us a little tour of the set?

This is wardrobe where they make me look totally awesome.

These are the best looking dress pants on me, I think.

Let's keep on moving and then here we are at the production offices.

This is probably some ghoul.

Yes.

As we keep on moving.

Oh, I think Luke is coming out of his dressing room right now.

This is Luke Benward.

He plays Nikki.

What's up?

Hey, why don't I show you guys into school where we had a lot of fun times?

This is Madison Pettis everyone.

Say hi.

Hi.

She plays Tara.

I'm doing math, uh, learning volume in math.

That's my computer because I use a virtual Academy.

Most of my, uh, problems are online, so.

Art Department.

This is where they designed all the sets.

Okay, so now we have to be really quiet because that means that they're filming.

And we don't want to disturb the filming.

This is green screen set.

This is Rich Corell everybody, aka King Goof.

Yeah, that that commands a lot of respect from the kids on stage as you can imagine.

This guy, he and I are kind of like the same guy, we think.

You know, we run around the back lot together.

We get in trouble together.

We do he loves to do stunts, I like to do stunts.

You give me the Empire State Building and I'll jump off of it.

That's true.

As long as there's pads at the bottom.

I guess we should call you master of the Disney shows.

All those shows that the kids are raving about.

What is it about these shows that keeps these kids coming back?

Well, I think most of them are well written and I think the philosophy of Disney as well as what the writers is, create these shows so that kids tuning in have a fantasy about something.

Like with Hannah, the girls have a fantasy to be a rock and roll star.

With Raven, the people have a fantasy to be psychic and and to see that stuff like that.

With young boys on Sweet Life, the fantasy is you you live in a hotel and the whole place is your playground.

And what is it like working with kids like Miley Cyrus?

I think I am a kid myself and so when I get in with these kids I think they think I'm one of them, which is nice.

Sterling's a huge find.

As a matter of fact, he's the only guy in the audition that we just talked to.

We had him say his lines once and when he got through just the one reading I said, that's Max.

We got fears over here.

Here's a ghost.

Finished washing your car.

Looks great.

It's black, it's everything you wanted.

Thank you.

Brian Stefanek, I've worked with for a number of years as Arwin in Sweet Life.

And all the kids love him and it's really helped us, too because the kind of the demeanor of the movie is fun and comedy and keeping it light.

Where's my sister?

We could tell other people routine.

If you have an actor like this who plays things as funny, it it lightens the mood of the movie.

So it's a real Halloween feel.