RydraWong
06-30-2004, 04:04 PM
The article in TV Zone concludes:
The mini-series finally wrapped filming in March 2004, with several months of post-production needed to complete hundreds of visual FX shots; in particular, two massive FX shots early in night one. While it's still far too early for a final verdict, early word on Peacekeeper War is that the fans are going to be delighted - and, in some cases, shocked - by what they're going to see. "It's a big, epic sweeping story that we're telling here," says Henson. "It's touching, it's poignant, and it's about the characters."
"I haven't see a rough cut of it yet," notes Browder, "but I got an e-mail yesterday from one of the girls who worked in the script department. She'd gone down for the scoring of the miniseries, with the Sydney Symphony doing the music, and she said it brought her to tears, it was so moving."
"When I look at the end result," says Elsey, "it's a wonderful, rich tapestry of things, and I think that's what I'm most proud of. It's some of the best work we've ever done."
The mini-series finally wrapped filming in March 2004, with several months of post-production needed to complete hundreds of visual FX shots; in particular, two massive FX shots early in night one. While it's still far too early for a final verdict, early word on Peacekeeper War is that the fans are going to be delighted - and, in some cases, shocked - by what they're going to see. "It's a big, epic sweeping story that we're telling here," says Henson. "It's touching, it's poignant, and it's about the characters."
"I haven't see a rough cut of it yet," notes Browder, "but I got an e-mail yesterday from one of the girls who worked in the script department. She'd gone down for the scoring of the miniseries, with the Sydney Symphony doing the music, and she said it brought her to tears, it was so moving."
"When I look at the end result," says Elsey, "it's a wonderful, rich tapestry of things, and I think that's what I'm most proud of. It's some of the best work we've ever done."