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  • possessor
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    Gah damn I understand now, the pilot was made to pitch the show to Nick.. I should've known it was 2002 when Shelby said she did this when she was 10 years old (she's a 92 baby)

  • possessor
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    Some of the reports on articles.lazytown.eu & a page on lazytown.fandom.com say otherwise!

  • LazyPooky
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    The pilot was made in 2002.

  • possessor
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    No problem!

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  • Fairy-Possum
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    Originally posted by LazyPooky

    I didn't know they were founded in 2007. Research is always good and your question was not stupid at all. At the time Magnús and his team attracted many professionals from over the world, for all kinds of things, and I bet they ask for advise and it could be that they even let parts of the costume made by an international
    ​​​​​​ company. I just never read about it and assume it didn't happen.
    Ironhead may have known about LazyTown (which I didn't think about tbh), I think that Ironhead would have more likely heard of them after they signed with Viacom, instead of before (people know people in the industry). This is ignoring the fact that Ironhead didn't even exist until 2007!!

    Looking at Ironheads work gave me the impression that they have a certain flamboyant style that I didn't see in the pilot costume, or even the seasons 1-2 costume. I can't say whats so different, all I can say is that's it, well, different! Maybe it's more polished?

    P.s thanks for saying my question wasn't stupid, I'm too used to being ridiculed for everything I say; made me believe they were right °___°​

    Originally posted by possessor
    If it is any help, here's some info from the season one credits:
    Sportacus, Stephanie & Robbie Wardrobe designed by LazyTown Entertainment and
    Magnus Scheving
    Wardrobe Designer
    &
    Supervisor

    Maria Olafsdottir
    1st Wardrobe Assistant
    Gudrun Larusdottir
    2nd Wardrobe Assistant
    Hudla Karlotta Kristanjsdottir
    It does help (confirming @LazyPookies assumptions), thanks mate 🍻
    Last edited by Fairy-Possum; 24 May 2024, 05:11. Reason: Pilot was made after signing with Viacom, and before Nick Jr. Thanks possessor!!

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  • possessor
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  • possessor
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    Originally posted by Fairy-Possum

    And thinking about it some more, even if they existed pre 2003 pilot, they likely wouldn't have known about LazyTown, since it hadn't been signed to a US company yet
    If I'm correct, Nickelodeon signed the LT contract in Sep. 2003, and THEN they made the pilot.

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  • possessor
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    Season 2 info has some 'WARDROBE' credits:

    Wardrobe
    Maria Olafsdottir
    Maria Valles
    Jombi
    Sigrun Einarsdottir

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  • possessor
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    If it is any help, here's some info from the season one credits:

    Sportacus, Stephanie & Robbie Wardrobe designed by LazyTown Entertainment and
    Magnus Scheving
    Wardrobe Designer
    &
    Supervisor

    Maria Olafsdottir
    1st Wardrobe Assistant
    Gudrun Larusdottir
    2nd Wardrobe Assistant
    Hudla Karlotta Kristanjsdottir

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  • LazyPooky
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    Originally posted by Fairy-Possum

    I just looked into Ironhead Studios, they where founded in 2007 (couldn't find evidence of them under a different name, before 2007) so they wouldn't have made the pilot costume. And thinking about it some more, even if they existed pre 2003 pilot, they likely wouldn't have known about LazyTown, since it hadn't been signed to a US company yet

    Dammit, I need to really need to do my own research more often. I'd stop asking stupid questions and looking like a dag in the process
    I didn't know they were founded in 2007. Research is always good and your question was not stupid at all. At the time Magnús and his team attracted many professionals from over the world, for all kinds of things, and I bet they ask for advise and it could be that they even let parts of the costume made by an international company. I just never read about it and assume it didn't happen.

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  • Fairy-Possum
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    Originally posted by LazyPooky

    I haven't seen any information about that but I assume that Maria Olafsdottir and her wardrobe designer team designed and created the first Sportacus costume, just like any other costume.
    I just looked into Ironhead Studios, they where founded in 2007 (couldn't find evidence of them under a different name, before 2007) so they wouldn't have made the pilot costume. And thinking about it some more, even if they existed pre 2003 pilot, they likely wouldn't have known about LazyTown, since it hadn't been signed to a US company yet

    Dammit, I need to really need to do my own research more often. I'd stop asking stupid questions and looking like a dag in the process

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  • LazyPooky
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    Originally posted by Fairy-Possum
    Did they make the sportacus outfit for the pilot? I'm assuming not, but you never know
    I haven't seen any information about that but I assume that Maria Olafsdottir and her wardrobe designer team designed and created the first Sportacus costume, just like any other costume.

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  • possessor
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    Probably not, but judging by the looks of it, the costume made in the pilot was the costume used in season 1 (with a lot of upgrades)

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  • Fairy-Possum
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    LazyPooky did they make the sportacus outfit for the pilot? I'm assuming not, but you never know

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  • possessor
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    Wow, so now we know that they made Batman's costume. I always thought the costume looked too cool to be made by LTE.

    Not in a bad way, it's that this one is more.. modern.

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