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After Jurassic Park, there would rarely be a time when Stan Winston Studio wasn’t juggling multiple projects. One of those projects was Interview With the Vampire (1994), Neil Jordan’s film version of Anne Rice’s hugely popular novel, the first in her Vampire Chronicles series. Interview With the Vampire tells the story of an eighteenth-century plantation owner, Louis de Pointe du Lac, who, in contemporary times, grants an interview to a journalist, recounting his transformation at the hands of the vampire Lestat.
As popular as the book had been upon its publication in 1976, the complexity of its narrative, which spanned many decades, and its host of vampire characters had proved insurmountable obstacles to its film adaptation for nearly twenty years. The appropriate creative forces required to make the film a reality finally joined together when Jordan brought on Digital Domain to execute visual effects shots and Stan Winston Studio to create #vampire makeups and effects.
Read the full #BehindTheScenes story of Making Vampires for Interview with the Vampire (1994): bit.ly/VampireBtsYT
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After Jurassic Park, there would rarely be a time when Stan Winston Studio wasn’t juggling multiple projects. One of those projects was Interview With the Vampire (1994), Neil Jordan’s film version of Anne Rice’s hugely popular novel, the first in her Vampire Chronicles series. Interview With the Vampire tells the story of an eighteenth-century plantation owner, Louis de Pointe du Lac, who, in contemporary times, grants an interview to a journalist, recounting his transformation at the hands of the vampire Lestat.
As popular as the book had been upon its publication in 1976, the complexity of its narrative, which spanned many decades, and its host of vampire characters had proved insurmountable obstacles to its film adaptation for nearly twenty years. The appropriate creative forces required to make the film a reality finally joined together when Jordan brought on Digital Domain to execute visual effects shots and Stan Winston Studio to create #vampire makeups and effects.
Read the full #BehindTheScenes story of Making Vampires for Interview with the Vampire (1994): bit.ly/VampireBtsYT
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