Aladdin 3477 - Now in production!
This futuristic version of アラジン will be nothing like Disney's 1992 animated feature. "There's no 歌う and no dancing." コメント Busch, "This version stems もっと見る from the original story, which is much darker in tone. The visuals will look もっと見る like 星, つ星 Wars, mixed with Eastern culture, Hindu mythology and Asian デザイン motifs." Busch plans to shoot as much live-action elements as possible before compositing a slew of practical and CG effects.
The first step in amassing such an epic project will be pre-production filming overseas for nearly a month. Busch elaborates, "This trip will first serve as inspiration in refining the script. Second, to scout locations for future shooting. Last but not least, we'll be filming background plates to work with for compositing and animation." アラジン 3477 will film in nearly a dozen countries, however the majority of this particular journey will be spent in India, Thailand, the Kingdom of Cambodia, and China.
Busch is mostly known as a high-profile illustrator, but spent most of the '90s working on big Hollywood films like The Matrix. In 2006, Busch's own directorial debut, Conjure, became the highest pre-selling DVD of all-time, according to HorrorMovies.com. Since then, he has produced dozens of short films and documentaries for Lucasfilm, and DC Comics. The アラジン 3477 movie is a culmination of several projects that Busch has had in development for over 20 years. He began the initial idea for his マグナム opus during the time he was studying illustration and film at the Art Center College of デザイン in Los Angeles.
The very first Video Production Diary for アラジン 3477 has just be unveiled on Busch's own YouTube channel, where he shares a unique look at the film's visual inception and current concept art. A new Production Diary will be released about every other month, leading up until the estimated 2015 release.
For もっと見る information, visit: link
To view the first Video Production Diary, visit: link
To learn もっと見る about artist/director Matt Busch, visit: link
Concept painting of Aladdin's sidekick, Fidgi.
