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Showing posts with label Filming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Filming. Show all posts
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Friday, June 27, 2014
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Monday, June 23, 2014
Maze Cast Dances at the End of Filming
The Maze Runner cast shakes it to celebrate the end of filming!
I miss doing the wobble with my maze runner fam.. http://t.co/lx1znZUgvj
— Kaya Scodelario (@kScodders) July 20, 2013
Wes Ball Tweets Behind the Scenes Production Pictures
Wes Ball posts pictures behind the scenes on the set.
Glade life. pic.twitter.com/QPiHJTPk25
— Wes Ball (@wesball) June 7, 2013
More after the cut!
Producer Ellen Goldsmith-Vein shares pictures from the set
Producer Ellen Goldsmith-Vein posted these exclusive behind-the-scenes filming shots on her Instagram page.
More after the cut!
First Day of Production: May 13th
James Dashner announced on his Twitter that production starts on May 13th!
Filming on Maze Runner starts in two days. Let's show our support for BEST CAST EVER: #GoodLuckOnMondayGladers
— James Dashner (@jamesdashner) May 11, 2013
Sunday, June 22, 2014
James Dashner's Set Visit Blog
James Dashner visited The Maze Runner set for a couple of days and blogged about his experience on his website.
Here are the highlights:
On The Glade:
One of my favorite things about this trip was that everyone referred to the Glade as the Glade. Not the set, or anything else. The Glade. Like it was a real place, which upon visiting, it feels just like that. The crew members (and there are many, literally hundreds, who are working on this movie) are doing an excellent job of making it come to life.
On Wes Ball:
Wes gave me a tour of the Glade, leading me from one giddy moment to the next. I loved his enthusiasm. At some points he’d suddenly drop into a crouch and hold his hands out, making a frame, sweeping to show me the scene he envisioned for that spot of woods or field or building. Just like I tweeted, I know I’m the person MOST excited about this movie, but Wes comes in at a pretty close second.
Fanart and the Grievers:
Wes gave me a tour of his office, where each wall is covered with concept art for the film. Once again he displayed that kid-in-a-candy-store enthusiasm, describing scenes, showing off the Grievers, telling me how his vision for the movie will come to life. I loved every minute of this. And let me tell you this: the Grievers are going to terrify audiences worldwide. Their transformation to a cinematic experience on the big screen will be perfect. Bigger and nastier.
'Be sure to check out the rest of James Dashner's set visit blog here!
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