The production company behind the newest Narnia movie filmed at Cleveland Point last year funded the most recent round of landscaping at the reserve, completed in December for holiday crowds.
Redland City Council removed fences erected during the filming of The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader and replaced grass in the park, paid for by production company Dragons Prow.
Big things are coming soon, but this is not part of that, just so you know. You’ll know it when you see it! Anyway, here’s the news.
PLAYING a cast of characters who routinely slip out of England and into the magical world of Narnia should make the British actors who recently finished filming at Cleveland Point accustomed to being away from home.
Media co-ordinator on the film, Ernie Malik said the Dawn Treader has been a popular attraction for locals who have been curious about the ship’s colossal structure.
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Kerrie Burney’s [it's all about ME] blog has posted three final pictures of the Dawn Treader at Cleveland Point. We believe the ship will be taken apart and reassembled at another location as filming continues at various spots in Australia.
Of special note is the first picture. This was taken from some distance and shows damage to the Dawn Treader’s side, which we have seen close-up in previous spy shots. From this view, the damage does not look that bad. Could this have been caused by the Sea Serpent?
The Bayside Bulletin has a report on the filming of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader last week at Cleveland Point. Locals were invited to watch the filming, and they indeed came out to watch. Some even spotted Ben Barnes, Skandar Keynes and Georgie Henley on set!
If you’re planning on watching some of the filming for The Voyage of the Dawn Treader at Cleveland Point, on the Gold Coast of Australia, you’ll have to wait until Thursday to do so. According to the Bayside Bulletin, Narnia spokesperson Ernie Malik has commented on the filming this week, and has confirmed a few things, including the start of filming coming up this week.
Earlier this week, we heard rumor that weather conditions would delay filming at Cleveland Point. Those rumors panned out, as the weather is not going to be the correct conditions to fit the sequences they need for the shots on the Dawn Treader. The Bayside Bulletin reports.
Plans for filming the next Narnia instalment at Cleveland Point have changed significantly this week, with up to a week’s delay and the removal of the grandstand from the park.
Things like this happen pretty regularly on movie sets, as weather doesn’t always allow for things to go as smoothly as possible. However, production studios usually plan for things like this to happen. For those of you planning on visiting the Cleveland Point filming, you might need to make a change in plans. The Bayside Bulletin reports.
In an event unlike anything I’ve ever heard of, spectators will be allowed to watch the filming of some scenes in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader when it films at Cleveland Point. They’ve even built a grandstand for the occasion. It’s unclear what viewers will be able to see, but rather than having people crowding around the fences during the filming, they’ve opted to make a safe place, as well as donate to charity with the event.
More set photos have surfaced, involving the Dawn Treader in separate pieces, as well as other views around Cleveland Point. It looks like a very nice place to shoot. There is a sign posted with a Dragons Prow logo on the top, which features a silhouetted head of a dragon and the title underneath in all caps. You can see more details on the different portions of the boat, that will eventually become the iconic ship in the film. I’m guessing that it comes apart to accommodate filming.
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