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 S3:  On october 6 took place the His Dark Materials S3 panel of the New York Comic-Con, gathering procducers Jane Tranter and Dan McCulloch as well as actors Dafne Keen (Lyra, live from UK), Amir Wilson (Will) and James McAvoy (Asriel).
As expected, the first trailer for the final season was unveiled, offering many exclusive insights: angels, harpies, à foison, hapries, Gallivespians, Intention craft, Adamant Tower, Cloudy mountain, dæmons and other wonders... No mulefa yet, but we KNOW they'll be here. Two episodes will be broadcast back to back every week in the USA on HBO from Dec. 5 (finale on Dec 26). The transmission dates in the UK are not known yet. Find all the latest news on our series page ! posté par Haku le samedi 08 octobre 2022 à 15:46:03 | |||
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On the set of His Dark Materials S2 Last year in October, your servant had the priviledge to visit the set of the second season of His Dark Materials at Wolf Studios Wales, in Cardiff, a few weeks
ahead of the broadcast of season one. Walking through Cittàgazze's mesmerizing streets and its many shops has been a fabulous experience, especially when having Joel Collins nearby to unveil the details of his beautiful Creation. It also was a sort-of religious discovery of the Cave and a meeting with various anatomical parts of a bear, with a whole collection of dæmons and the opportunity to exchange a few words with some of the artists giving life to these. But the Magisterium was also very busy that day, and it involved a mourning lady. And a monkey, too - a golden monkey was involved. It is honestly quite hard to put words on such an experience, but as the Magisterium has allowed these secrets to be shared, here you can find what it was like to visit a spectreless Cittàgazze and visit many worlds beyond the Aurora... posté par Haku le mercredi 2 décembre 2020 à 18:49:00 | |||
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BBC Series: US premiere on Nov 16! HBO just announced with a series of posters (see below) that His Dark Materials S2 will premiere on November 16 in the USA, while BBC One will start broadcasting the show from Sunday, November 8.
Only one month left until Lyra comes back... and until we can finally (re)discover Cittàgazze !    
    This news was modified on Oct 24, 2020 to amend the launch date of the show on BBC One posté par Haku le lundi 12 octobre 2020 à 19:35:09 | |||
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ComicCon: announcements and a trailer! On July 23 took place the panel dedicated to His Dark Materials S2 in the frame of the virtual edition of the ComicCon 2020. As expected, the event brought many news and details worth being reported. The panel included script-writer Jack Thorne, executive producer Jane Tranter as well as actors and actresses Dafne Keen (Lyra), Amir Wilson (Will), Ruth Wilson (Marisa Coulter), Lin-Manuel Miranda (Lee), Andrew Scott (John Parry) and Ariyon Bakare (Lord Boreal).
As expected, we could watch the first trailer for S2 which included some insights of Cittàgazze (sigh and awe), of Mary's Cave and many news characters. The event was indeed the perfect time for casting announcements: the production revealed that Simone Kirby would be Mary Malone, Jade Anouka would be Ruta Skadi, Terence Stamp (who voiced Lord Asriel back in 2003 for the first ever adaptation of the books on radio) will be Giacomo Paradisi while Fleebag actress Phoebe Waller-Bridge will voice Sayan Kotor, the daemon of John Parry (Andrews Scott, also from Fleebag. Ella Schrey-Yeats and Bella Ramsey were since the event confirmed as Paola and Angelica (yes, little bro is now little sis). Another bit of news: it was confirmed by executive producer Jane Tranter that a Asriel-centred episode of the series had been scrapped due to lockdown. The episode was a standalone, not based on existing material but developped by Jack Thorne with approval from Philip Pullman. The rest of the series (7 episodes to be aired before the end of year) were already wrapped but that special won't come in the end, or will have to be filmed at a later, undefined point. ... All these news are included to our special seriespage ! posté par Haku le samedi 25 juillet 2020 à 00:23:23 | |||
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BBC series: S2 in 2020 and other news Last Sunday a rewatch of S1E1 of His Dark Materials took place on Twitter, involving some part of the creative team: executive producer Jane Tranter, scriptwriter Jack Thorne, composer Lorne Balfe, VFX supervisor Russell Dodgson and Dafne Keen, aka Lyra.
As the official Twitter account of the show shared various documents related to the creation of S1, the team also answered various questions from Tiwtter users. We were thus confirmed that S2, currently in post-production, will air before the end of the year and that the team is about to start on the scripts of the not-yet-greenlighted S3. We could also learn many details on adaptation choices, soundtrack creation or VFX. We prepared a summary of all that was said and of all shared documents from the event. You simply have to click here. posté par Haku le mercredi 29 avril 2020 à 19:46:03 | |||
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BBC Serie: The costume department takes action against Covid-19 The Costume Department of the BBC series His Dark Materials, mostly based in Wales, launched yesterday a fundraising campaign to conceive on a volunteer basis equipments for medics dealing with the Covid-19 virus in hospitals.
Using their professional contacts, they aim at buying materials at the most reasonable prices in order to deliver goods to local hospitals, based on needs these specifically requested. The initial target of the fundraising campaign is already multiplied by three after one day so that Dulcie Scott and her team will plan furtuer actions, including a new fabric order in the coming week. Organizers stated that exceeding funds will be realloacted to companies who have repurposed their 3D printing facilities to make protective face shields for the NHS. posté par Haku le samedi 28 mars 2020 à 23:10:00 | |||
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Job description: Graphic art director The website Drama Quaterly recently uploaded an article about Gemma Randall, graphic art director on the TV-series His Dark Materials.
We can learn some iinteresting bits about the conception of the logo of the Magisterium and the 36 symbols of the alethiometer. posté par Haku le samedi 21 mars 2020 à 16:36:21 | |||
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BBC Series: release day for S1 DVD & Blu-Ray editions The UK DVD and Blu-Ray editions (DVD Zone 2) for BBC's His Dark Materials S1 were released this day.
Both editions include all 8 episodes of S1 plus five short behind-the-scenes clips, which can also be found direclty on BBC website: no deleted scene or exclusive contents are announced for these editions. However, the box include a series of postcards featuring the series' protagonist (Lyra, Lee, Marisa et Asriel) and a few posters from the series' world. Amazon also sells a special edition of the Blu-Ray which includes an elegant steelcase. No schedule was shared so far for editions outside of the UK...    posté par Haku le lundi 27 janvier 2020 à 23:16:01 | |||
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BBC Series: it seems S3 sounds good for HBO If His Dark Materials S2, which will adapt The Subtle Knife has already wrapped and is currently undergoing post-production, the opportunity of a third series is of course being discussed.
The first two series were produced by the BBC in the UK and HBO in the USA so the decision might come from both sides of Atlantic Ocean. If ratings were good in the UK (over 7M viewers over 28d including replay), we were missing US figures... A recent article by Deadline allow to be optimistic. The website indeed discussed with HBO President of Programming Casey Bloys, who shared that the show had gathered over 5M views per episode, reaching the expectations of the show: “We don’t have many shows where kids and parents can watch together and that was the idea with this show and it has done really well.” As for the next steps, Bloys seems confident: “Season two is just coming in and I think once we get season two, we’ll talk about season three and what it would look like. We obviously have to talk to the BBC”. Deadline also reminds that executive producer and Bad Wolf co-founder Jane Tranter previously shared with the media that she hoped to split the book into two seasons. At the San Diego Comic Con last July, she also had mentionned that a sole hypotetical S3 could in the end require more than eight episodes... posté par Haku le dimanche 19 janvier 2020 à 12:49:03 | |||
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BBC series: Wrap on S2 Various clues found online on Instagram tend to indicate that filming of S2 for His Dark Materials (adapting the second book of Philip Pullman's trilogy, The Subtle Knife) wrapped over the week-end, concurring with the schedule mentionned in previous press reports of the past months.
Filming started back in late June with a few outdoor sessions in Oxford and Wales but most of the production taking place at Wolf Studios, Cardiff. The thirs season was not greenlighted yet. Still being penned, its confirmation might depend on the reception and ratings of series 1, being currently broadcast... posté par Haku le dmanche 1 décembre 2019 à 18:22:00 | |||
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