Category: Filmmaking for Screen
It all started as the first camera College assignment. A five shot sequence! The plan was filming and editing in campus, however I was in Spain at that time. I had thought about shooting something simple, quick and easy, anytime during my holidays. However, when three old friends met for the first time in two years… the Granada Weekend happened.
Continue readingWe are going to “read” the wonderful bridge scene in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Alfonso Cuarón, 2004). Being considered the best film in the whole saga by many hardcore followers of the boy wizard’s aventures, we are gonna dive deep into the magic behind one of the film’s most loved sequences from a technical point of view.
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Back in time to 2009 there was a spanish kid named Álvaro who loved Harry Potter. He had been watching the making offs in the DVD releases since he was 9, reading the books twice before the films were released and now, aged 13, he had decided it. He was going to make a Harry Potter based podcast. He did it with the help of some free audio program called Audacity, and 10 episodes in he started broadcasting live in the local radio. The guy kept on for 7 seasons, one for each year of Harry and his friends at Hogwarts school.
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