Showing posts with label Jack Morrissey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jack Morrissey. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

The Facts For Everything Jack Morrissey


Jack Morrisey, Bill Condon's partner, has been a wealth of information and entertainment for the Twilight fandom since he has joined Twitter. He now has a team helping him with frequently asked questions as well as a NEW twitter handle.

Twitter - Podcasts - FAQ
Follow @Team_Jack. This is the place you can ask Jack questions having to do with Breaking Dawn. You can find Jack's podcasts at Smodcast.com. For questions on the podcast, Follow @Jack_Morrissey
Have a question, but not sure if it has already been asked? Hop on over to the Team Jack FAQ and find out!


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~Robstenfan

Monday, October 24, 2011

Jack Morrissey Tweets A Bunch Of Photos

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@Jack_Morrissey
xoxo
Carrie

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Jack Morrissey Tweets a Few Breaking Dawn Secrets

Bill Condon’s partner took to twitter the other day and answered a few questions about Breaking Dawn. Here a few of the highlights:

Q: Will wee see Bella’s Mercedes Guardian in the movie?

A: No, we go straight to the Cullen house. Sorry! One of those scenes that doesn’t serve an overall movie story pace.

Q: Is the scene where B&E announce their wedding to Charlie in the movie?

A: Yeah sort of — you’ve seen it already. He’ll (Charlie) will make you cry TWICE in part 1. You’ll be very happy with the scenes and Billy has never been better. He rocked it. (Then later…) You will love his wedding toast.

Twilightish.com

~Robstenfan

Monday, September 26, 2011

Wigs, Sparkling, etc.

Check out this page for Frequently Asked Questions about the filming of Breaking Dawn, Pigpen, or Bill's hot assistant Greg.
Why did the character’s hair change for Breaking Dawn?

Here's the thing about the haircuts and/or wigs: as Bill said at Comic-Con, he felt like BD was about growing up for most of the characters, or certainly moving beyond high school, so the hair choices are about that. You may like this one but not that but that was the intention and the hair and makeup artists are all extremely talented. And Bill knows his way around this stuff from DREAMGIRLS, which was all wigs all the time. There was thought and design behind all of it, but as with everything in both parts of BD, that doesn't mean you have to agree with the thought or design, or like it. That's just movies. A team of the best people you can get all work hard with a director, and those choices and decisions get filmed and edited anyway.

Vampires are having an OUTDOOR wedding? Was Team BD worried about the sparking? 

Lots of care was devoted to making sure that no one on THAT SIDE of the aisle would be seen sparkling by the bride's side!
The wedding was the very last sequence shot by the main unit and there was a whole weather concern with it because, as an outdoor TWILIGHT vampire wedding, they couldn't shoot in rain, nor with any real direct sunlight. In the end, the weather was perfect for those final shoot days.


Are the Breaking Dawn films coming out in 3D? 

The decision was made early on not to film either chapter in BD 3D.

How does the director go about which songs appear under which scenes in a movie? Also, how does one determine where the orchestral score is placed? 

Every single movie happens uniquely--you kind of have to know someone who worked on. or close to any specific movie in order to know how it all happened and came together. And, for these two BD movies, you do!

For PART I movie--in broad terms--Bill received CDs with submitted songs. He and his team listened to each song a number of times and then take only the songs they like and try them under certain scenes. Once a song feels like a great fit with a scene musically, and sometimes even lyrically, the producers (including Stephenie) watch/listen, as did the music supervisor and studio execs, and approve.
When scoring the film, first the director, the editor, and their team try a temporary score cue over this scene, or a song under that scene, until they get the movie roughly where they want it to be musically. Then the composer and director "spot" the movie in a spotting session, where they talk through all of the score cues needed, what and how they need to be, and when they need to start and finish. Once agreed upon, the composer goes off and composes.

Can you get us a premier in our city/certain actors to show up?
Sorry, those decisions are in the hands of other people. We have no control over that at all.
teamjackftw
xoxo
Carrie

Monday, September 19, 2011

@Jack_Morrissey Tweets 'Breaking Dawn' Score Teaser


Jack Tweeted this was for a Dreary Monday!  
You can follow Jack at @Jack_Morrissey


~Robstenfan

Saturday, September 17, 2011

@Jack_Morrissey Tweets Photo Of Studio Used for 'Breaking Dawn' Score



 Jack Morrissey 
Studio 1, where all the aforementioned scores were recorded, minutes prior to the last session on Tuesday evening. 


~Robstenfan

Friday, July 15, 2011

Jack Morrissey Tweets Breaking Dawn Tidbits

imagebam.com Bill's set security badge and lanyard from the St. Thomas shoot that wrapped production. imagebam.com here's something that Bill Condon actually collects! imagebam.com
@Jack_Morrissey
xoxo
Carrie

Sunday, July 10, 2011

New Cast and Crew Twitters

imagebam.com Condon's breakfast of champions -- the New York Times, LA Times, and the weekly/international Variety.
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imagebam.com Souvenir!
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You can follow them here: @therealcamargo and @Jack_Morrissey
xoxo
Carrie
 

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