dojhal on 18 October 2009
The same company who did the special effect for the movie 300 and sin city are going to be releasing an assassin creed movie on october 27
this from a canadian website , was translated with google
Florence, 1476. Ezio leading the peaceful life of a young man of good family, street fights, rides and impromptu visits to his beautiful surprises. The lurking danger and tragedy changes the fate of Ezio forever. You do not play Assassin's Creed 2. You look at Assassin's Creed.
Filmed last summer in canada, with forty actors, stuntmen and extras, the films Assassin's Creed have required real costumes, real waterfalls and a virtual setting: that of Florence in the fifteenth century. After that thinks the director Yves Simoneau, "could turn anything.
For films, the entire game environment that has been used, reworked and refined. "We used early in the game console to a canvas where the action will happen. It is a little world upside down: we could do a job preview before you start up the story, "said Pierre Raymond, president and founder of the box of special effects Hybrid acquired by Ubisoft.
This is not the first time that films and video games intersect. Hollywood has already adapted to sauce the success of several games, and games, they have often been sold in products derived from popular films. Ubisoft is currently working on Avatar, a game whose release will coincide with that of the highly anticipated James Cameron film.
Filmed last summer in canada, with forty actors, stuntmen and extras, the films Assassin's Creed have required real costumes, real waterfalls and a virtual setting: that of Florence in the fifteenth century. After that thinks the director Yves Simoneau, "could turn anything.
For films, the entire game environment that has been used, reworked and refined. "We used early in the game console to a canvas where the action will happen. It is a little world upside down: we could do a job preview before you start up the story, "said Pierre Raymond, president and founder of the box of special effects Hybrid acquired by Ubisoft.
This is not the first time that films and video games intersect. Hollywood has already adapted to sauce the success of several games, and games, they have often been sold in products derived from popular films. Ubisoft is currently working on Avatar, a game whose release will coincide with that of the highly anticipated James Cameron film.
The film is 3 part series, the 2 other will be released november 9 and 16, the action takes place in florence in the 1400 and will elaborate on the games story
