Art of Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio | Netflix | Concept Art, Flip through review, making of
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Discover the secrets of Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro’s stop-motion masterpiece Pinocchio through stunning unseen art and incisive commentary from the filmmaker and his collaborators.
Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro reinvents Carlo Collodi's classic tale of the wooden marionette who is magically brought to life in order to mend the heart of a grieving woodcarver named Geppetto. This whimsical, stop-motion film directed by Guillermo del Toro and Mark Gustafson follows the mischievous and disobedient adventures of Pinocchio in his pursuit of a place in the world.
Illustrated with stunning visuals, this deluxe volume follows the remarkable creative journey that brought Pinocchio to the screen, from del Toro’s early ideas for the adaptation, through to character design, puppet building, and the meticulous animation process. Featuring interviews with del Toro and a wide range of the film’s key creatives, this is the definitive story behind the birth of a brand-new Pinocchio.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEWS: Includes exclusive interviews with Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro and his cast and crew.
ORIGINAL CONCEPT ART: Features a wealth of electrifying character and location art, storyboards, and other visuals used to conceptualize the film.
GO BEHIND-THE-SCENES: Filled with behind-the-scenes images and information about the entire filmmaking process, including the creation of the remarkable puppets and sets that were hand-crafted for the film.
PERFECT GIFT: The perfect gift for fans of Guillermo del Toro, animation, and film.
Publisher : Insight Editions (Nov. 15 2022)
Language : English
Hardcover : 224 pages
ISBN-10 : 1647224470
ISBN-13 : 978-1647224479
Item weight : 1.72 kg
Dimensions : 29.85 x 2.54 x 23.78 cm
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Music
Everything Is New to Me: Gregory Mann, David Bradley
My Son: David Bradley
Carlo's Theme: Alexandre Desplat
Going to Town: Alexandre Desplat
Everything is new to me: Alexandre Desplat
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Love that the Dogfish actually has a personality and its design is based off of sea monsters on old maps.
And from the og book
@@thecouncilofbrazilianchads5580 Yep. Most people assume it as Monstro considering they aren't book readers.
I love how this Pinocchio looks like he’s straight out of little big planet
I really enjoyed playing the first game. I got stuck on the 2nd.
Love this Pinocchio
2:52 the death fairy is definitely beautiful in her own way when you really think about it
In the beginning I wished there’s a chance we would see the mask removed. But after a while I was fine with them and yes they were great designs.
I like how geppetto sings my son in the film. It’s beautiful
1:35 this head was used for the scenes where they had Sebastian interacting with Pinocchio
I really love the music in this movie. It sounds yet so phenomenal and beautiful. It really softens the soul and the heart. Emotionally, i've become more cheerful and i never give up on my life, and as you know, life's full of suprises. This wooden boi made me happy till' now.😁
yea it's almost fairytale, child-like yet grounded.
@@curiouscat222 i know, right? It's the perfect theme for the movie, too. This movie literally changed my life. 😊
This is magical
indeed! it's alot more supported with the character motivations.
Of course it is
beautiful illustrations. thanks for sharing!
it is! thanks for checking it out!
I was waiting for a video of this I really appreciate it, now if I dare to buy it
Spazzatura looks creepy in one of the pages
I did get that vibe in the film.I think it's tough to do character design, be too definitive one way and they look one way so they are typecasted or do it as such so that audience misjudges the character or tone the design down to be more multi-faceted.
@@curiouscat222 another thing I've noticed with Spazzutura is that his left eye appears to be damaged maybe referencing the cat from the original story who pretended to be blind
@@williampulfer-melville8536 0.0 dang you’re very very well versed in the Pinocchio-verse. THANKS 🙏 for sharing these little tidbits. Geeking out!
@@curiouscat222 you're welcome Swan of those stories that when you get interested in it you do end up digging up a lot of things you didn't know before
4:50 ha that's cool they made a puppet of Guillermo just for a bit of fun
I love this film
6:45 oh yes I did spot that truck with the Sad giraffe in it crossing the bridge during the musical number Chao Papa
I do wonder if in the original script that had Mangiafuoco as the main antagonist if the fox and Cat from the original we're going to be his pets similar to what we got with Spazzutura in the final product
I love it ❤😊🎉
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2:04 oh yes Mangiafuoco was the name of this character and he was originally going to be the main antagonist of the film and Ron Perlman was originally set to voice him But after the model was made Del Toro decided that he wasn't happy with it and so he reworked the character into Count Volpe and this puppet would be reused as a random carnival worker at Volpe's circus and Ron Perlman was reworked to voice the fascist government official
By any chance did u get to work on the show?
@@curiouscat222 no i haven't
You must really like the show. What do u think compared to other Pinocchios?
@@curiouscat222 well I do like how it's a much more grounded and realistic take on Pinocchio as well as been a much darker take on the story which the original story was pretty dark but all the other adaptions being tone down so it's nice to see one that doesn't tone down anything
@@williampulfer-melville8536 I can see that. I really enjoyed a lot of the motivations and beats of the characters. Totally agree with you on not toning down. The recent live action one felt rushed and beats missing. Also I always felt a lot of del toro films felt constrained in budgets like there’s a bigger back story not shown to the audience or his shows got compressed down to a certain timing limit. This however felt a bit more complete.
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