Harry Potter: Page to Screen

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Harry Potter Page To Screen: The Complete Filmmaking Journey is a book that promises to do exactly like the title says. TOP Expression studies by Adam Brockbank for the Howler, ranging from a demure, sealed envelope to a hysterical, spitting, screaming letter.

It was lovely to see the transition from the first ideas, to the finished, and sometimes completely different end products in the films. Another great thing about this set are the book covers, they're made to look like props from the film.She says she enjoyed playing the role, but that Fleur was just like all the girls she hated in high school. There is so much fascinating information on the cast and the characters and the creation of the locations, creatures and all the movie props.

The behind the scenes anecdotes and unknown tidbits, really make this an interesting and enjoyable read. The Knight Bus was an actual double-decker bus painted purple with a third layer welded on top of it. On some pages, there are illustrations or patterns printed on a thin gloss that gives the page a slight shine as you flip over. And how his double started practicing his lines just for fun to the point where Coltrane felt "threatened" they'd just use the *real* big guy. RIGHT The text of Molly Weasley’s letter was transcribed onto a sheet of paper that was incorporated into this mock-up of the Howler.It details the journey of the book being picked up for movies, the casting process and then the recording of each film. Daniel Radcliffe and his personal narrative from set to set is used as the life line that connects all aspects of this memoir, giving structure to the many voices of the Harry Potter family who orate this tale. It's a beautiful addition to my large collection of merchandise and the books are all filled with great bits of knowledge and interesting facts for fans. In addition to his role as a Weasley twin, James Phelps also served as an assistant director on the "Half-Blood Prince" set.

It tells the stories behind each individual film and covers the design and technology behind all the astounding effects. In addition to stories on and off set, Harry Potter Page to Screen: Revised and Expanded pays tribute to the stunning physical, visual and technological genius that went into making an unbelievable story believable, showcasing more than a decade's worth of art and special effects, including never-before-seen photos of the costumes, sets, props, and creatures, as well as early concept art, drawings and designs.It starts right at the beginning, from getting the copyright to make the films, to casting and filming right to the last day.