Although the date of the premiere of the upcoming Disney + series of “Percy Jackson” is not yet known, some information about the new installment has been revealed. After learning that “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” is using Stagecraft (known as the Spanish volume), the exact same technology that was developed to shoot “The Madalorian”, it is now revealed that the new guided TV drama by demigod Percy Jackson will not only shoot with this technique.
In the images circulating on social networks you can see how the Disney + production team has settled in a field outside Vancouver, so everything indicates that it could be the scenario that will serve as Camp Half-Blood.
In the pictures you can see a Hydra mannequin, a handy tool used by demigods in books. According to the Twitter account sharing the images, hobbit-like huts can be seen deep in the forestprobably used as cabins where campers reside during the summer months.
“The photos from the set show training camps and Camp Half-Blood props (archery, punching bags?) At a huge camp in Aldergrove, Vancouver.
The photographer photographed what looks like a bunch of hobbit-like houses (probably huts) deep in the woods. The production is on a piece of land in the middle of the forest surrounded by 20 acres “.
The photos from the set show training camps and props (archery, punching bags?) Of the Half-Blood Camp on a huge lot in Aldergrove, Vancouver.
The photographer saw a group of hobbit-like houses (probably the huts) deep in the forest. Production is on a 20 acre lot with forest. pic.twitter.com/96TznGLEnp
? Percy Jackson Disney + News (@updatespercy) July 6, 2022
Technological revolution
Viewers are increasingly demanding in terms of special effects, which is why filmmakers are forced to use new technologies to meet the needs of their audience. Industrial Light & Magic, one of the most powerful special effects companies, owned by Disney; is the creator of the volume. In addition to “The Mandalorian” and, of course, the new series “Percy Jackson”, other titles such as “Thor: Love and Thunder” have already used this technology, as well as the sequel to “Avatar” or “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. .3 ‘which will also use this technique.
Rick Riordan already anticipates on his blog some of the technological advances introduced in the series: “We are using it for things that have never been attempted before, creating sets that are so realistic that if we do it right, you shouldn’t have to guess which scenes were shot on location and which were done on stage.”.
Actor Walker Scobell, who we have already seen in ‘Project Adam’, will play the demigod of the homonymous series. Percy Jackson’s release date is not yet known.
Source: E Cartelera
