Showing posts with label Asa Butterfield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asa Butterfield. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Monday, June 17, 2013
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Barracks Analysis Part 2: Graff's Symbol
Back to the Barracks again. AAAATTTTTEEENNTIONNNN!
Lets focus on the symbol on Graff's right shoulder.
Through the magic of Photoshop I have managed to zoom in and then recreate the symbol.
Labels:
Asa Butterfield,
Barracks,
Battle School,
Chevron,
Ender Wiggin,
Ender's Game Movie,
Harrison Ford,
Hyram Graff,
International Fleet,
Lionsgate,
Summit Entertainment,
Suraj Partha,
Wnder
Friday, January 4, 2013
Barracks Room Analysis-Part 1: Size and Layout
I am about to add some more analysis of the latest production still that will focus more on the room structure and layout.
First, let's look at the Hi-Res Still one more time, which we are assuming shows the Launchie Barracks of the Battle School. Launchies are all lined up next to their bunks while Graff (Ford), is giving Ender (Butterfield) the run down of who is boss...
"I've done the Kessel Run in 12 parsecs, out run Star Destroyers, killed aliens on multiple planets, blew up Death Stars, been frozen in carbonite, taken out off world rogue replicants, and beat up Nazis, all before you were a thought.."... I digress.

Back to the set, which is futuristic and functional with design elements consistent with the style of production Designer Ben Proctor. On a side note read my previous post about Ben's style
I just was wondering how big this Barracks is and how many Launchies you could fit into it? From the discussion on other fan sites the figures have ranged from 12 to 16 Launchies.
To get an estimate of size of the Barracks and how it was laid out I used a program called Sketchup made by Trimble. It is a 3D modeling program that has a nifty "Match Photo" feature that allows you to place a 2D picture in a 3D environment and create a 3D model to match a photo or to match an existing 3D model to a photo's context. (See in the image below)
After matching the photo to the models I can remove the image and just be left with a scale 3D representation of the Launchie Barracks. It's not fully detailed as the picture, but it should give you a good sense of about the room size and how items are arranged in the room. Pretty cool, right?
From my estimation I think there are at least four other bunks and 8 other lockers toward the back of the room you can't see in the still because they are blocked by actors and bunks in the foreground. I believe that the Barrracks can hold a grand total of 20 Launchies (6 bunks we can see + 4 bunks we can't see) X (2 Launchies per bunk) = 20! Of course I reserve the right to be wrong. Also, this is only based on what I see in the picture. There is alot I don't know, for example that we are looking at the Barracks from the front to the back. It could be the middle of the room for all we know.
In the picture above you can see how I would arrange 10 bunks and 20 lockers in the 3D model of the Barracks. also notice the numbers on the floor that the Launchies would position themselves in during an inspection.
I also created a walk through video of my model using Google Earth,
That's all for now. Let me know what you think?
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
Merry Christmas, Ender!
For some reason this Christmas Card didn't make it to Ender.
Graff, you wouldn't have anything to do with that?
Labels:
Abegail Breslin,
Andrea Powell,
Asa Butterfield,
Battle School,
Christmas,
Ender Wiggin,
Ender's Game Movie,
International Fleet,
Jimmy Pinchak,
November 2013,
Peter Wiggin,
Stevie Ray Dallimore
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Finally A "Official" Vision of Ender's Game
At long last it appears that the cogs are starting to turn on the marketing machine for the Ender's Game Movie with Summit Entertainment dropping a still from the upcoming release with an exclusive article with Entertainment Weekly. Bask in it's magnificence.
This scene shows Battle School students in their barracks with Harrison Ford as Colonel Graff giving Asa Butterfield as Ender a stern look and probably some chastisement ala Full Metal Jacket style. I can almost hear the scene now:
This image gives us a better look at the scenery for the movie, and yes, it is not like the book. There are a couple of fan sites that delve into that more deeply into the comparison as to what is described in the book. (EnderNews, Ender's Ansible ).
From my interpretation this is how I envisioned the barracks:
I will say that the colors, structures, and room brightness of the official still reminds me of the layout of Avatar. Which is not surprising since one of the Concept Artists for that movie, Ben Proctor, is also one of the two Production Designers for Ender's Game. In the mean time while we wait for more stills if you want to give yourself some insight to the visual style the movie will take see his Avatar portfolio
Here's a little example below. I chose this image because it had beds, bright lighting, and a color scheme like the still above.
Still if you look through further through his Avatar portfolio you can see some designs that would make great looking battle simulators that Ender and the Jeesh use on Eros. For example:
THIS OR THE OTHER BEN PROCTOR IMAGES I DISPLAY IN THIS POST ARE NOT FROM THE ENDER'S GAME MOVIE. Let me be clear about that because I've gotten a note from Summit about some of my previous speculations about the movie artwork before. Since this type of setup was already used in Avatar, more than likely we will see something different for the immersive combat simulator in Ender's Game.
That's it for this post. Until next time remember....
This scene shows Battle School students in their barracks with Harrison Ford as Colonel Graff giving Asa Butterfield as Ender a stern look and probably some chastisement ala Full Metal Jacket style. I can almost hear the scene now:
This image gives us a better look at the scenery for the movie, and yes, it is not like the book. There are a couple of fan sites that delve into that more deeply into the comparison as to what is described in the book. (EnderNews, Ender's Ansible ).
From my interpretation this is how I envisioned the barracks:
I will say that the colors, structures, and room brightness of the official still reminds me of the layout of Avatar. Which is not surprising since one of the Concept Artists for that movie, Ben Proctor, is also one of the two Production Designers for Ender's Game. In the mean time while we wait for more stills if you want to give yourself some insight to the visual style the movie will take see his Avatar portfolio
Here's a little example below. I chose this image because it had beds, bright lighting, and a color scheme like the still above.
Still if you look through further through his Avatar portfolio you can see some designs that would make great looking battle simulators that Ender and the Jeesh use on Eros. For example:
THIS OR THE OTHER BEN PROCTOR IMAGES I DISPLAY IN THIS POST ARE NOT FROM THE ENDER'S GAME MOVIE. Let me be clear about that because I've gotten a note from Summit about some of my previous speculations about the movie artwork before. Since this type of setup was already used in Avatar, more than likely we will see something different for the immersive combat simulator in Ender's Game.
That's it for this post. Until next time remember....
Labels:
2013,
Asa Butterfield,
Battle School,
Ender's Ansible,
Entertainement Weekly,
Gavin Hood,
International Fleet,
Launchies,
official,
Roberto Orci,
Summit Entertainment,
Suraj Partha,
Third Invasion
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Ender's Game Movie Countdown Calendar- Free to Download
The Ender's Game movie is set to release in one year! To commemorate this event and give the fandom a cool way to countdown to the occasion, I have put together a Countdown Calendar featuring my fan art. You can download it for free right by clicking right here: (.pdf file about 4 MB)
These are a couple images conatined in the calendar
In addition to my artwork, it features the birthdays of most of the important cast members and producers, as well as links to popular sites related to Ender's Game. Enjoy, and give me some feedback! Thanks!
These are a couple images conatined in the calendar
In addition to my artwork, it features the birthdays of most of the important cast members and producers, as well as links to popular sites related to Ender's Game. Enjoy, and give me some feedback! Thanks!
Labels:
2013,
Aramis Knight,
Asa Butterfield,
Battle Room,
Battle School,
Bean,
Ben Kingsley,
Ender Wiggin,
Ender's Game,
Enemy's Gate is Down,
Flash Suits,
Gavin Hood,
Harrison Ford,
International Fleet,
Khylin Rhambo
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Last Ender's Game Trailer - Direction
My last fan made trailer for the upcoming Ender's Game Movie entitled "Direction". Featuring the song "Ansible" by Stephon Jones http://soundcloud.com/sovarozum. There a few images I, Darian Robbins http://artofdarian.blogspot.com. created specifically the logos of the Battle School and the armies. There is a shot of the Battle Room created by Stephen Sywak twitter.com/boothby171. There are alot of production stills I took from the Ender's Game Production Blog http://endersgameblog.tumblr.com/. I used picture of Asa Butterfield taken by Suraj Partha twitter.com/surajpartha. The Flash suit is taken from a picture of a TRON 2.0 costume made by Quantum Creation FX http://www.quantumcreationfx.com. Other imagery I pulled off the web and will update them accordingly as I find them.
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Monday, October 1, 2012
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Monday, August 20, 2012
Need Your Monitor Removed?
Labels:
Asa Butterfield,
Battle School,
Ender Wiggin,
Ender's Game Movie,
International Fleet,
Lies,
Monitor,
Surgery,
This won't hurt
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Perfect Season! Undefeated!
Labels:
Aramis Knight,
Asa Butterfield,
Battle Room,
Battle School,
Bean,
Brandon Soo Hoo,
Dink,
Dragon Army,
Ender,
Ender's Game Movie,
Fly,
Hailee Steinfield,
International Fleet,
Khylin Rhambo,
Petra,
Undefeated
Monday, August 6, 2012
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Ender's Game Trailer - "At Game's End...The Truth Begins
On Earth...
Kids play games for fun
In Space...
kids are made to play games for survival
AT GAME'S END....
THE TRUTH BEGINS.
My latest fan trailer for the Ender's Game movie. Featuring the song "M.D Device" by Stephon Jones http://soundcloud.com/sovarozum. There a few images I, Darian Robbins http://artofdarian.blogspot.com. created specifically the logos of the Battle School and the armies. The Battle School model is based off the design by Steve Sywak http://www.youtube.com/Boothby171 There are alot of production stills I took from the Ender's Game Production Blog http://endersgameblog.tumblr.com/. I used picture of Asa Butterfield taken by Suraj Partha twitter.com/surajpartha. Other imagery I pulled off the web and will update them accordingly as I find them.
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