De graphic artists van Harry Potter, Miraphora Mina en Eduardo Lima, hebben naar aanleiding van de opening van de Harry Potter Exhibition in Parijs een aantal interviews gegeven. De tentoonstelling reist momenteel door Europa: Zweden en Duitsland waren reeds eerder aan de beurt. Van 4 april tot het einde van de zomer (datum onbekend) zal je in Parijs de sets kunnen bezoeken.
Miraphora en Eduardo vertellen over Fantastic Beasts:
“We can say that we’ve just started. We did design the cover in 2000 for the film innocently not knowing what was gonna happen. Yes, we are working on the film but we can’t say anything but we were really excited.”
Verder vertellen ze ook over hun werk tijdens de Harry Potterfilms:
Over de Marauder’s Map: “The architecture of the school is actually represented exactly in the map. So we had the architecture plans from the set designers and we were drawing over the top. So if you look closely inside, you can see that Dumbledore’s office is exactly like it would be in the architecture. It feels really authentic.”
Over “I must not tell lies”: “That paper there, is Harry’s lettering. We did ask Dan Radcliffe for that. Because he had to write in the scene, we had to use his real handwriting – which is really bad, by the way.”
Over de Daily Prophet: “A favorite prop that we designed was the Daily Prophet because it was so important to tell the story. In every single film we have a different sort of Daily Prophet. It was very important to tell what was happening. In the first three films, it was more fun and in the fifth film, when the Ministry of Magic comes and take over the Daily Prophet, it becomes a bit more serious. “
Uit het archief van Dreuzels.com: dit bericht verscheen op 10 april 2015 en werd geschreven door Karen.
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