The Adventures of Tintin (TV series)
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History
The main director of this film is Stéphane Bernasconi, But in the making, every part is assisted by director Peter Hudecki, And produced by production houses Ellipse of France, And Nelvana of Canada, On behalf of Hergé Foundation. This is the first a fairly accurate adaptation of the work Hergé for more than 20 years (where the previous animation company from Belgium, Belvision have made adaptation that is not accurate). Philippe Goddin, An expert on Hergé and Tintin act as a consultant from the director. The film script writers including Toby Mullally, Eric Rondeaux, Martin Brossolet, Amelie Aubert, Denise Fordham and Alex Boon.
Manufacture
Basic techniques used in the making of animated films this film. In manufacturing, almost all the pictures taken from his book, of course, by adding a moving scenes. In this episode Travel to the Moon and Adventure of the Month, Used an animation technique of three dimensional (3D) is used to describe the rocket, where it has been known in 1989. The rocket was made in the form of 3D animation, every part of the animation is printed and copied into celluloid form and combined with the appropriate background image. The rocket is seen in the film titles are also made through 3D animation techniques.
The differences with the version of his book
Some parts of the story, can not be circumvented, making the producer quite difficult in the making, where he hoped to adapt the story so that it can also be watched by young viewers. But we can say that this series is a very accurate movie based on the book by Hergé, The Adventures of Tintin.
The books by title Tintin in the land of Soviets, Tintin in the Congo and Tintin and Alph-Art, Is not adapted in the form of film altogether. Where Soviet and Alph-art not made with a special reason, where the first since the format was still in black and white, while the other one because the story is still not completed, Congo is a part France canon, But due to limitations then even this series is not so to be made. In addition, all forms of violence, use of weapons was also refined or even eliminated altogether from the film.
Favorite Haddock will booze type whiskey also brings its own difficulties of the producer, because expect this film also liked by all ages, including children. Although the original book, not advertise alcoholic beverages at all, although many scenes associated with the drink, often the scene was displayed in the form of humor and its consequences. However, in many countries where this movie producers can sell these works, the love of alcoholic beverages is a pretty sensitive issue. Therefore, the version internasiolnya experiencing some adjustments. Haddock still looking for a drink, but not as often as is found in his book. Crab with the Golden Claws is the only episode in which the Haddock seen drinking heavily reduced displayed without the slightest. In Tintin in Tibet, Haddock visible only drank sesloki whiskey to be able to create scenes that support, which then Milo drink a few drops and make falling off a cliff. In Tintin and Picaros, Haddock are the only people who drink alcohol type wine the dinner party, to describe the use of drugs Professor Calculus to heal Picaros being drunk. Captain Haddock also seen drinking in the episode Kidnapping Litmus and Adventure of the Month, Created a setting in which he described the rocket leaves in a heavy intoxicated condition. Need also to be observed that he did not hide the alcohol bottles in the book about Astronomy, As described in his book, but kept in the refrigerator, so this can be understood by young viewers as no alcoholic beverages.
In his book, Milo frequently seen "talking". Is well understood that his voice can only be heard through the "fourth wall", but his ability to speak is completely omitted in this movie.
It also made some minor changes as are necessary to further make the story more easily understood or because it needs an adjustment to its viewers. In the story Kidnapping Litmus, People Syldavia who tried to catch it from people Borduria, Which are written in his book, omitted for reasons to make the film more easily understood by young viewers. So also in the original book, Litmus was kidnapped at the beginning of the story, but not so with film. Until now it is not clear why such changes are made.
In the story Red Sea, Featuring the original books about the topic of slavery during kin, but in this movie is more focused on the smuggling of refugees. They are not for sale, but will be killed after the buyer gave the purchase money. Furthermore, when African people were offering to help Captain Haddock in menahkodai his ship with a stoker, in the television version, shown they do work that is more severe and difficult to ship.
In the story Tintin and Picaros, Hergé featuring characters from Tintin which is not too naive, which he refused to go with Haddock and Litmus to save Castafiore and second Twin Detectives, Because he knew that it was a trap. He was about to join them later, after the voice of his conscience is better. Lots of fans Tintin who felt that it was not "Tintin"If he refused to go to South America. In fact, in his book, Tintin definitely go out with her friends to save them at the beginning of the story. Also in the book comic, Tintin always wear jeans, Which is very different from the pants fabric used previously. In the episode in the film, he returns wearing the cloth.
Tintin in America is a story that changed at all, so that it becomes a new story altogether. Aspects of Native American people discarded them all, and elements gangster replacing the main topic. Bobby Smiles, If in his book was the leader of rival group Al Capone, Then in the film he became "employee" her. Even so, in terms of artistic, episode-episode made with the same standard to another, with very detailed backgrounds and a very interesting shots of the Filmography.
Music
The music for this film co-production by Ray Parker, Jim Morgan and Tom Szczesniak. Generally speaking background music fits the film and really good to hear while enjoying the story. Musical accompaniment was circulated by Ellipse in the form of CDs and cassettes along with Universal, Use the label StudioCanal, Which is currently not available in the public market.
The main director of this film is Stéphane Bernasconi, But in the making, every part is assisted by director Peter Hudecki, And produced by production houses Ellipse of France, And Nelvana of Canada, On behalf of Hergé Foundation. This is the first a fairly accurate adaptation of the work Hergé for more than 20 years (where the previous animation company from Belgium, Belvision have made adaptation that is not accurate). Philippe Goddin, An expert on Hergé and Tintin act as a consultant from the director. The film script writers including Toby Mullally, Eric Rondeaux, Martin Brossolet, Amelie Aubert, Denise Fordham and Alex Boon.
Manufacture
Basic techniques used in the making of animated films this film. In manufacturing, almost all the pictures taken from his book, of course, by adding a moving scenes. In this episode Travel to the Moon and Adventure of the Month, Used an animation technique of three dimensional (3D) is used to describe the rocket, where it has been known in 1989. The rocket was made in the form of 3D animation, every part of the animation is printed and copied into celluloid form and combined with the appropriate background image. The rocket is seen in the film titles are also made through 3D animation techniques.
The differences with the version of his book
Some parts of the story, can not be circumvented, making the producer quite difficult in the making, where he hoped to adapt the story so that it can also be watched by young viewers. But we can say that this series is a very accurate movie based on the book by Hergé, The Adventures of Tintin.
The books by title Tintin in the land of Soviets, Tintin in the Congo and Tintin and Alph-Art, Is not adapted in the form of film altogether. Where Soviet and Alph-art not made with a special reason, where the first since the format was still in black and white, while the other one because the story is still not completed, Congo is a part France canon, But due to limitations then even this series is not so to be made. In addition, all forms of violence, use of weapons was also refined or even eliminated altogether from the film.
Favorite Haddock will booze type whiskey also brings its own difficulties of the producer, because expect this film also liked by all ages, including children. Although the original book, not advertise alcoholic beverages at all, although many scenes associated with the drink, often the scene was displayed in the form of humor and its consequences. However, in many countries where this movie producers can sell these works, the love of alcoholic beverages is a pretty sensitive issue. Therefore, the version internasiolnya experiencing some adjustments. Haddock still looking for a drink, but not as often as is found in his book. Crab with the Golden Claws is the only episode in which the Haddock seen drinking heavily reduced displayed without the slightest. In Tintin in Tibet, Haddock visible only drank sesloki whiskey to be able to create scenes that support, which then Milo drink a few drops and make falling off a cliff. In Tintin and Picaros, Haddock are the only people who drink alcohol type wine the dinner party, to describe the use of drugs Professor Calculus to heal Picaros being drunk. Captain Haddock also seen drinking in the episode Kidnapping Litmus and Adventure of the Month, Created a setting in which he described the rocket leaves in a heavy intoxicated condition. Need also to be observed that he did not hide the alcohol bottles in the book about Astronomy, As described in his book, but kept in the refrigerator, so this can be understood by young viewers as no alcoholic beverages.
In his book, Milo frequently seen "talking". Is well understood that his voice can only be heard through the "fourth wall", but his ability to speak is completely omitted in this movie.
It also made some minor changes as are necessary to further make the story more easily understood or because it needs an adjustment to its viewers. In the story Kidnapping Litmus, People Syldavia who tried to catch it from people Borduria, Which are written in his book, omitted for reasons to make the film more easily understood by young viewers. So also in the original book, Litmus was kidnapped at the beginning of the story, but not so with film. Until now it is not clear why such changes are made.
In the story Red Sea, Featuring the original books about the topic of slavery during kin, but in this movie is more focused on the smuggling of refugees. They are not for sale, but will be killed after the buyer gave the purchase money. Furthermore, when African people were offering to help Captain Haddock in menahkodai his ship with a stoker, in the television version, shown they do work that is more severe and difficult to ship.
In the story Tintin and Picaros, Hergé featuring characters from Tintin which is not too naive, which he refused to go with Haddock and Litmus to save Castafiore and second Twin Detectives, Because he knew that it was a trap. He was about to join them later, after the voice of his conscience is better. Lots of fans Tintin who felt that it was not "Tintin"If he refused to go to South America. In fact, in his book, Tintin definitely go out with her friends to save them at the beginning of the story. Also in the book comic, Tintin always wear jeans, Which is very different from the pants fabric used previously. In the episode in the film, he returns wearing the cloth.
Tintin in America is a story that changed at all, so that it becomes a new story altogether. Aspects of Native American people discarded them all, and elements gangster replacing the main topic. Bobby Smiles, If in his book was the leader of rival group Al Capone, Then in the film he became "employee" her. Even so, in terms of artistic, episode-episode made with the same standard to another, with very detailed backgrounds and a very interesting shots of the Filmography.
Music
The music for this film co-production by Ray Parker, Jim Morgan and Tom Szczesniak. Generally speaking background music fits the film and really good to hear while enjoying the story. Musical accompaniment was circulated by Ellipse in the form of CDs and cassettes along with Universal, Use the label StudioCanal, Which is currently not available in the public market.
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