[Multimédia] The Legend Reborn en précommande : dernières images

antoinenuva a écrit:Bah, il disait juste que si Bionicle: TLR sortait au ciné, seuls les fans iraient le voir. Et il a ajouté que cela permettrait aux fans de se rencontrer entre eux, au passage.

Menfin, je préfère le regarder tranquille chez moi ^^

Spoiler:

Q: Hi, Mark! How did you get involved with the BIONICLE movie?

A: I was looking for a new project to direct.
I was reading a lot of scipts and when i read the BIONICLE: The Legend Reborn,
I really liked it! The story appealed to me for several reason.
First, it was a true hero's tale, second, it took place in a strange new world, and third, it had a good theme of teamwork and friendship.

Q: What are some of the challenges in converting BIONICLE sets into movie characters?

A: We had to go into the original toy designs
and adjust some of what was already there,
while adding pieces, to give them more detail.
We also added moving parts, so that the Glatorian seem like fully functional, life sized being --
Noy like plastic toys. We wanted them to look like they had a very rough life exposed to the hard environment of Bara Magna.
Their rusty, scraped and faded textures reflect the idea that life is hard in there world.

Q:Can you take us through the process of BIONICLe character being animated?

A: One the character is modelled in 3-D, it is then rigged. The rigging is like giving the BIONICLE character bones and muscles, so that he or she is then able to movie in the animation program.
After modeling and rigging, the animators test the character, usally by animating a walk cycle. A lot can be determined by seeing how a character walks. One the walk cycle is refined and approved, the facial rig is tested -- usally by changing expressions and doing a lip-sync test.
One the rigs are all working, the character is then put into the 3-D set and is posed for laying out in front of the camera. After that, the animator begins the process of bringing the BIONICLe character to life with poses movement, expressions, and lip-sync. The early animation test are very stiff and robotic, but one all the motion is added and properly time-- the character comes to life and moves the way you will see him or her in the movie.
Only after all the motion is approved, does that BIONICLE character get all his textures and lighting-- just like in a traditional film.

Q: Do you have a favorite Character?

A: My favorite character is Click. In the original script the unnamed scarabax beetle was supposed to change into a shield and stay that way for the whole film. I thought it would be fun to give the bettle the ability to change back and forth and also give him a name. That way, Mata Nui would have a little companion to take along his Journey*

Thanks, Mark, We're all looking forward to the Movie!

A: My favorite character is Click. In the
original script the unnamed scarabax beetle was supposed to change into
a shield and stay that way for the whole film. I thought it would be
fun to give the bettle the ability to change back and forth and also
give him a name.