MovieWeb has posted no fewer than 18 video clips of interviews with cast and crew members. Here you’ll find two of those clips embedded. Be sure to visit MovieWeb for the rest. You’ll find them under “Interviews.”
IESB.net has released four new movie clips from Prince Caspian.
Drop Him!
“You’re not what I expected”
“Flight of the Gryphons”
Castle assault
Thanks to Shad for the e-mail!
As part of the Conversations with…Author/Illustrator Series, Randy Testa will be showing clips from Walden Media’s films as wells as preview clips from Prince Caspian. No word on what clips will be shown. This is available only to members of the Foundation of Children’s Books, however. Here are details.
Building Bridges between Books and Movies: Randy Testa of Walden Media
Tuesday, January 22, 2008 -
7:30 p.m. – NEW LOCATION–GASSON HALL, BOSTON COLLEGE
www.bc.edu/about/maps.html
Randy Testa, Vice President of Education for Walden Media, travels the country talking with educators and audiences about such films as Hoot; The Chronicles of Narnia: the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe; Because of Winn-Dixie; How to Eat Fried Worms; Charlotte’s Web; and Bridge to Terabithia.
Walden Media’s mission in making these movies is to create faithful, high-quality film adaptations of beloved children’s literature. Mr. Testa will help us ponder that tricky term–”faithful”–and will show clips of Walden films, including preview clips of Prince Caspian, scheduled for a May ‘08 release.
TheOneNetwork.com has posted six new clips from The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. Major spoilers! (Windows Media Player required).
[View the clips here at theOneNetwork]
Thanks to Coraline, here are direct links to the clips in high and low resolution:
“We Will Take Narnia Forever”:
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“Turkish Delight”:
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“Lucy Meets Tumnus”:
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“I’m Cranky Now”:
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“Hide And Seek”:
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“A Talking Beaver”:
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Folks interested in a sneak peek of the upcoming “Chronicles of Narnia” film can now download the film’s promotional video content to their iPods.
“Moviegoers are increasingly elusive to reach. We want to be able to deliver our content to them to view on the device they want to view it on, in the highest theatrical quality,” Jack Pan, VP of marketing at Disney’s Buena Vista Pictures Marketing, told ClickZ News.
As part of the online promotion of Walt Disney Pictures/Walden Media’s “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe,” the Disney unit is making available versions of the film’s trailers, clips, behind-the-scenes segments, interviews, and other film content.
Using technology from Maven Networks, fans can choose to have the content automatically delivered to their desktop, or synched to their video-enabled iPods.
“Marketers want to follow consumers wherever they are. More and more, they are on portable devices,” said Todd Boes, the VP of marketing at Maven. “Consumers are increasingly in control today, and as marketers realize that, they want to deliver their content to them wherever they are.”
Film marketing is slowly moving online, but not at as fast a pace as some had predicted, Pan said. “It will continue to migrate toward emerging media, which is already taking up a larger portion of media spending. But I think TV will be around for a long time.”
Once installed, the Narnia channel automatically checks for content updates, and will also offer a range of interactive options, including the ability to send to a friend, check for movie times and purchase tickets.
If you’re a fan of StarGate SG-1, be sure to watch it, this Monday, November 28th at 9/8C on the SciFi Channel. They have been given an exclusive clip to show, from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. If you catch it, please let us know!
Director Andrew Adamson introduces an epic battle scene from his film.
[Check Moviefone for a new clip]
Buena Vista International has sent me an interview with Howard Berger. 3 videos format and the transcript of the interview:
[Check Blog.Narnia.ch for the clip]
Elbakin.net is relaying for 48h a video interview of Howard Berger, responsible for Special Make-up and Creatures on Narnia !
Very interesting !
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