Booktopia - Twilight: Director's Notebook : The Story of How We Made the Movie, Catherine Hardwicke, 9781905654598

Twilight: Director's Notebook : The Story of How We Made the Movie

By: Catherine Hardwicke

Retail Price:	$35.00
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ISBN: 9781905654598

Format: Hardcover
Published: March 2009

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This intimate full-colour 'notebook', designed to replicate the one director Catherine Hardwicke kept on and off the set, takes you through the creative process that went into making Stephenie Meyer's breathtaking novel come alive on screen - from casting to costumes, stunts to storyboards. With never-before-seen notes, sketches, and photographs taken directly from the visionary director's personal notebook, this book includes everything from her visual inspirations, to step-by-step breakdowns of action sequences, to a behind-the-scenes look at some of the most pivotal moments in the creation of the film, and much more.

Get the inside story - this collectable notebook will be a must-have addition to every TWILIGHT fan's bookshelf!

Praise for the TWILIGHT film:

* 'Epic! Sexy, stylish and altogether the coolest movie of the year' Fox TV, 'Catherine Hardwicke…has reconjured Meyer's novel as a cloudburst mood piece filled with stormy skies, rippling hormones, and understated visual effects' Entertainment Weekly, 'Hardwicke has connected so intensely to the Meyer novel that it's hard to imagine anyone else making a better version' Los Angeles Times