Prince Caspian

From actors to directors, producers to writers, Screen International introduces the brightest new hopes of the British film industry. Ben Barnes (Prince Caspian) is on the list. Here’s their write-up on him.

Disney takes us through a brief preview of the new lands we’ll soon explore and the larger than life characters we’ll meet.

During the month of May, a castle courtyard, complete with gate, towers and drawbridge, was constructed at Barrandov for “Prince Caspian” – the second film in the Chronicles of Narnia adventure series. An adjoining village, which is connected to the castle by a sixty-meter long bridge, is currently being completed. In order to build the one-hundred meter long and nineteen meter high castle and the village, which measures ninety meters by eighty meters in area, Barrandov’s Sets Division used 670 cubic meters of lumber, consisting of planks, logs, posts, and boards in addition to 23,000 square meters of wood panels.

Prince Caspian’s video game trailer has been released, as well as more details about the game, and stills of the game in progress.

Following on the heels of its successful videogame based on Disney Pictures blockbuster, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Disney Interactive Studios and developer Traveler’s Tales ares collaborating on the second live-action adaptation of author C.S. Lewis’ beloved Narnia works. The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian game will ship in May 2008 in conjunction with Disney Pictures’ theatrical release that summer for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PlayStation 2, PSP, and Nintendo DS. (Disney-owned Fall Line Studio is creating the Nintendo DS game.)

Disney Interactive Studios is today going to announce the release of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian games, which are coming out in the spring of 2008.

A storyboard is more than just a little drawing with a bunch of arrows stuck to it. It’s a tool that can transform words on paper into images for everyone to see. While a script can be interpreted a million different ways, a storyboard can literally put everyone ‘on the same page.’

If you’re going to the Comic-Con in San Diego this year, and plan on attending the Disney/Pixar presentation on Saturday, please e-mail us a report of the presentation so that we can post it here in the news. Here, you can find the details of where and when the presentation is. WALL•E will also be presented, which looks fantastic as well.