I
normally don't like dark movies but I got caught up in the Harry
Potter series because I read the books.
The
senior art director was Andrew Ackland-Snow. He was born in 1961 in
the UK and is known for his work on Harry Potter movies. He was
supported by 6 other art directors. Principal photography for Goblet
of Fire began during May 2004. In 2006 the film was nominated for an
Academy Award for Best Art Direction but lost to Memoirs of a Geisha.
The film won the British Academy of Film and
Television Arts Award for Best Production Design, making
it the first Harry Potter film to win at the BAFTAs. The movie
budget was $150 million and it grossed 896.9 million in its first
weekend.
The
production manager was David
Carrigan who was supported by a unit production manager and
production supervisor. He worked on 3 other Harry Potter films. He
also had credits as assistant director and visual effects on other
movies.
The
photography and graphic design is primarily low contrast or shadows
and highlights which results in an eerie or fantasy effect. Harry
Potter movies are fantasies.
The
speaking characters are frequently off to the side.
The
graphic diagonals and vectors are provided by the movement of the
characters
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