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At Maker Studios, Shira Lazar takes viewers behind the scenes of Bart Baker’s “Pretty Girls” parody. She talks with the crew about costumes and makeup, prepares for the shoot and debriefs with Baker afterward.
- 1A first appearanceShira introduces the set and says this is her first on-camera role in a Baker parody.
- 2Hair and makeupThe crew prepares an 1980s-inspired look for her.
- 3Ready for the setShira meets fellow performers and heads to film.
- 4After the shootBaker says she did well and jokes about a future role.
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- Shira says she had done voices for Baker’s parodies before appearing on camera.
- The video follows preparations at Maker Studios.
- A crew member plans an 1980s-inspired look for Shira.
- Shira and Baker joke through the rehearsal and discuss her performance after filming.
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Arriving at Maker Studios
Shira recalls the studio’s earlier days and introduces her first on-camera parody appearance. Baker and the crew prepare for filming.
Shira Lazar visits Maker Studios for a behind-the-scenes look at Bart Baker’s “Pretty Girls” parody. She recalls seeing Maker when it was much smaller and says that although she has provided voices for Baker’s videos before, this is her first on-camera appearance.
Shira jokes that she had to beg to be included, then chats with Baker about his costume. The two tease each other while he gets ready for the shoot.
Getting into character
Shira discusses hair, makeup and the 1980s look. The group jokes while preparing for the set.
Shira says Baker becomes deeply focused while working and introduces a member of the crew. She is excited that this time she is participating rather than simply visiting the set.
A crew member discusses dressing Shira and giving her an 1980s-inspired hair and makeup look. Shira invites viewers along as she prepares for her part in the parody.
On set, Shira jokes about being expected to remember her lines. The group continues to banter about costumes and how the performers have put their looks together.
Filming and debriefing
Shira heads into the shoot. Afterward she and Baker discuss how it went and exchange playful sign-offs.
Shira introduces her fellow performers, heads toward the set and jokes about using a phone whose battery is running low. She pauses the vlog for the actual filming.
After the shoot, Shira asks Baker how she did. He says she did well and admits he expected at least one mistake. They joke about whether she might return in another video and what kind of character she could play.
The two record playful closing remarks, repeating the sign-off until they get it right. Baker thanks Shira for joining the shoot, and they say goodbye to viewers.
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