| Hollywood | Theatrix Interactive, Inc. | 1995 | |
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Write, direct and play your own animated shows with ten talking cartoon characters in 24 scenes. The only writing and creativity program that lets you... Create Characters. Pick from the coolest selection of characters this side of your computer screen. Personalize them with roles, moods, hobbies, and voices. Create a mischievous superhero who's into junk food and speaks in a quivering voice. Whatever! Set the Stage. Just click and pick to choose from 20 amazingly hip settings. Wildly conceived. Lushly illustrated. And delightfully detailed. Real scene stealers! Talk it Up. Type in anything and your characters will say it. In perfect lip synch! Add narration to set the scene. Even enter stage directions to make characters talk on the phone, eat pizza, and more. Put on a Major Production. Produce a polished performance complete with titles, music, sound effects, narration, dialogue and action. Then pass the popcorn to premiere your show for family and friends. Get Big Ideas. If you're ever at a loss for words, punch up the Idea Machine. It's an endless storehouse of scene starters, plot twists and dialogue suggestions that you can drop right into your script. Become a big-time producer: Inspires kids to write and direct polished productions. Teaches story line, character and dialogue development. Develops understanding of narration and stage direction. Excellent starting ground for careers in journalism, theater, broadcast and film. The power of play. The thrill of discovery. The joy of creativity. The confidence of knowing how to think through any problem. These are the qualities Theatrix strives to give each child through our playful environments, open-ended challenges, and irresistible characters. It's experiences like these that help children develop their unique talents in preparation for the demands of a new century. When Hollywood and Hollywood High were installed on the same computer, the two could be combined by using a key received by calling Theatrix after launching the "Unlock Hollywood" program; however, since the developer is now defunct, this feature is no longer available. | ||
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