Coming up, I'm talking with senior show director Charles Gray about Revenge of the Tooth Fairy and Universal Monsters, The Bride of Frankenstein lives on this week's episode of the Diz Unplugged Universal Edition.

Yeah. This is episode 276 of the Diz Unplugged Universal Edition.

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Hello, and welcome to this week's episode of the Dis Unplugged Universal Edition.

I'm your host, Craig Williams, with a very special Halloween episode of the podcast.

Last week, I had the opportunity to chat with Charles Gray, senior show director,

Entertainment Creative Development at Universal Orlando Resort about the two houses you can experience

at Universal Studios, Florida, with your park admission. In the interview, we cover the origins of the two houses you can experience at Universal Studios, Florida, with your park admission.

In the interview, we cover the origins of the two houses, Revenge of the Tooth Fairy, and Universal Monsters the Bride of Frankenstein lives,

along with what makes the experience so unique this year due to safety protocols, plus so much more.

Please sit back, relax, and enjoy my discussion with Charles.

Charles, thank you so much for being here and taking a little bit of time to talk to us

about some of the Halloween offerings at Universal Orlando Resort this year.

But before we get to that, can you just tell me a little bit about your

background, what you do at Universal? Absolutely. Currently, I am a show director and I've worked

mainly on the haunted houses for the Halloween Harnites. Previous to that, I was a performer in the

park. And in my first year or two, back in the early 90s, I was actually a scarecter. So it's come full circle. It certainly has. What's your favorite aspect about Halloween Horn Nights?

Oh, that's that's a multi-layered question because there's so many things I love about it.

But I will say that it is an awesome opportunity as a show director here because it's rare.

There's show directors at other places, but here we get to see it from inception all the way through the

event and operations. So we really get to see the idea morph change, how it grows, how it's

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