The Stone Table

Daan Almighty sent us a load of new concept art images. He took photos of them at a recent narnia event in Amsterdam (at which, he said, the lighting was terrible, sorry for that). SPOILERS!

While Jasmine Watson has designed the jewellery for the movies, another jewellery designer, Bob Siemon, is doing something a little different, by trying to bring the inspirational message of Lewis to us via jewellery.

This week I visit in the evening. One film crew is working early morning until mid-afternoon; the second unit starts at 1 pm and works until 1 am. Before seeing them, I have a look at some places that are starting to look familiar – the courtyard of the Witch’s house, and the great hall of Cair Paravel.

Can you talk a little about the range of effects you’ve got planned? We’ve seen the digital matting, — Yeah, tons and tons of breadth and snow and stuff like that. The biggest challenge, I […]

Lewis wrote poetry, too. My first encounter with one of Lewis’ poems, was through the lyrical arrangement made of “As the Ruin Falls”, by the consummate guitarist, Phil Keaggy.

Posters at the Sideshow Freaks Message Board have discovered that a partnership between Sideshow Collectibles and Weta to produce statues etc might be a little closer than we thought.

THE WHITE WITCH’S GREAT HALL The next soundstage we visited was the White Witch’s Great Hall, as they’ve come to call it. It was a colossal completely iced over ballroom-like locale which showcased at the […]

From there, a short drive down a road takes you to the most solemn set. A short grassy hill rises out of the sound stage floor. Upon the crest of the hill a circle of boulders surrounds the Stone Table. The table is inscribed with runes and looks ready for the dreary task it will be given to do.