shaking hands with a chimney sweep mary poppins

Even though the scene proved to be a challenge, the production crew was able to overcome this challenge of filming this sequence.

Despite being filmed once, the challenging sequence had to be filmed twice due to the first footage of the film being scratched leading to poor quality on the footage, in which the sequence had to be filmed again. The sequence was filmed outdoors in Burbank and took about an entire week to finish it during the summertime between August and September with a huge tarpaulin over the actors which helped hold the heat in it while filming the scene. Prior to the filming of the 'Step in Time' sequence, most of the rehearsal began on this sequence where the sequence was filmed outside in order to toughen the actors up and get ready for the final version of the film. The 'Step in Time' musical number featuring the Chimney Sweeps in it proved to be the most advanced scene, due to Bert dancing with numerous actors on set. Binnacle use their cannon to launch fireworks confusing them for intruders causing the Chimney Sweeps to scatter around.

Although they dance throughout the sequence, they become fearful when Admiral Boom and Mr. They are seen constantly dancing with Bert during the musical number, 'Step in Time' where they dance with Bert, Mary Poppins, Jane, and Michael Banks throughout the sequence. The Chimney Sweeps, as their names imply, are a group of chimney sweeps whom Bert, Mary Poppins, Jane, and Michael encounter on the rooftops of London.

Shaking hands with a chimney sweep mary poppins