Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Behind The Scenes

a bank building gone rogue a cameo from a music legend ghost sharks unexpected floods and a full orchestra surprisingly all of these were involved in bringing the fifth

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stories they continue Me, hello, is your bank working well? You better go see him. How fun is CGI when you have a team that can put together a production like this. We have a tractor in the center of that bench that was built by the art department. and of course this stampede of horses oh yes, the bank tractor driver couldn't see where he was going.

Coordination within all departments was key here. Did we mention this was on top of the filming of the race as we go along everyone walks away because the wall is falling, yes we were serious no shortcut was taken to perform stunts of this magnitude, These sets managed to cause chaos in more ways than one, although help me step aside, baby shark, it's time for ghost sharks, how broken can you make something look. and yet it's still threatening, we've never really thought about it, but the pirate team has been hard at work building fully realized versions of the sharks and then going in digitally to actually turn them into ghosts, we're talking broken jaws, flies, slime, the objective was these. the sharks look really threatening now if we ran into these in the wild we would definitely run in the other direction so mission accomplished team chuck hey salazar they need some moisturizer they look like they exploited the cracked earth idea Salazar was quickly inspired and her cruise look one that meant she spent a lot of time in the makeup chair.

All of these are prosthetics, we are talking about three, three and a half hours each time. It took me a little while to adapt to the time frame, patience. was key, although not everyone received the complete treatment. All this is done with templates and transfers. There are not enough hours in a day to do everything. How much of his head is missing exactly? Alright? They brought this idea of ​​the face with a hole that was difficult for me to imagine, although he had incredible prosthetics, the actor Salazar still received the CGI treatment to make much of his skull disappear, goodbye, it was cracked earth or blue makeup for Javier . perfect to achieve that, let's call it a ghostly aesthetic new director new director of photography new cast members it has been very rewarding the change can be difficult but bringing in new directors was welcomed with open arms the directors are very young and very energetic they move the camera a Using a lot of drones to bring a new perspective to the fifth film in the franchise, it turned out to be a pretty special experience that they managed to brilliantly keep within the pirate genre while also giving it a slightly different look to the screen.

I felt it. It was like it was a real moment every day in this shoot, that the dirt or the makeup or both becoming Gibbs was far from a glamorous process. Getting a sun tan and then getting a trashy shirt dirty, but it was definitely creative since it had to get a little dirty. Dirty look, why waste fancy makeup when you can go with the best source of all? We got some mud from the parking lot and rubbed it like this, look, and even that might be too fancy sometimes and we're rationing the mud from This morning in the parking lot, bring me some more mud from the parking lot.

Something looks different but the same. It's not really Gibbs without the trademark mutton chops that Kevin Mcnally himself cultivated for the first four films, but for Dead Men. No counting, I have time to grow them out this time, the best part about the prosthetic mutton chops, they didn't have as much gray hair as Mcnally actually has, is that the grime is really convenient. Salazar's actor was initially told that the dirt he was going to use would. It tasted like chocolate but the reality was not that sweet it had the air coming in even though they were supposed to put it on his teeth I said give me that so I drank it but then it all came out of his mouth again the disgust was a very strong vibe that day you better be careful where you're going or you'll land somewhere you shouldn't that wasn't comfortable at all, it was the first few days of the filming process and one of the first

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of this pair together and kaya made a bit of a misstep, the director thought that It would be funny if she stepped on her co-star's crotch, but it wasn't real of course, unfortunately they missed the mark on this one.

I accidentally stopped a new crotch and a final sprint to the finish line I had. It's been such a difficult and long shoot and everyone is so tired. There's no better way to end than filming with a lot at stake. We had a scene where we could only do it once and this scene turned out to be one of the best ways to end the experience. a set that was more like a family vacation than a movie set, it's a good thing everything went smoothly since that beach couldn't be reset so easily after the cast ran like we were racing to the finish line, they did it.

We don't have to be in the sea to be underwater. We have a sequence under the sea. Yes, in about two or three months, the team built this incredible environment on dry land. We were tasked with trying to create an underwater environment with every detail we could. See was built from scratch from the coral to the creatures and the sea floor, a lot of very, very wet textured coral, having such a rich and detailed environment made it very easy for the actors to feel like they were really under the water, are we under water or are they just special effects?

Two weeks later you go a little crazy, but it looks good on film. Yes, no joke, we'd be asking that if we saw lights and shadows that so convincingly made us feel like we were at the bottom. At sea we also ended up with a very simple system of old-fashioned water tricks, a giant lighting rig and small pools of water that were hung along the ceiling and connected to other lights that could be manipulated while filming, they did all this possible. Who needs CG when you have flashing lights and perfectly rippled water number 14? Not the hoe yet, although there is some pirate business to take care of, of course, there were many days on set in the water, both on huge platforms and smaller platforms. boats, many of which were made just for the movie, by the way, once you enter the world of

pirates

, anything can happen, the view is wonderful, but changing at sea is not comfortable, a price worth the worth paying, although for a movie like this sometimes it's as easy as walking seems epic to film, but shot after shot of being continually wet in mocap suits is no less good, it's not the easiest day on set, walking in this case is not so smooth, but of course, the pirate team makes it work, surprisingly there were not enough yellow submarines on the set said he is one of the best musicians, composers and performers paul mccartney turns out to be a close friend of johnny depps and came on board as a favor even though he was surprised to be asked to be well done by the look of depp mccartney's delighted face expressed oh maggie maggie they may have gone their way yes i love him they look good but they are Far from being practical Kaya Scotlario was doing stunts on set while wearing 17 layers, including a tight corset, I'm very I'm a jeans and t-shirt girl, so I was pretty nervous about it all.

There were also a lot of heels on set, but not just for women. Keep in mind that Brenton Thwaites was using them in less than ideal conditions. I found the high heels on the ships must be quite challenging throw those heels overboard sorry we're here for pirates of the

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content. Wow, yeah, this is it, no solo acoustic guitar tracks here,

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, they went to great lengths to record the orchestrations and incidental music live for the film. it really takes effort and this one can certainly play, listen to that string section and then jack sparrow himself will serenade us when he's not busy, jack sparrow, johnny depp might be hiding out having a good time with his guitar, it's nice Seeing that quiet side to him, I think between Depp and that orchestra, this team was ready for the melodies.

How many ships does it take to make a Dead Men's Pirates of the Caribbean movie? Don't tell stories. There were a whopping 13. Ships were built, including one that was one hundred and sixty feet long and these were not basic ships. See how every detail, small detail of the construction of the whole, is so well taken care of and period, talking is a complicated business. Kevin Mcnally has been doing the pirate gig since the beginning and if something didn't sound right he would know it. The exact year of it was very useful for Kaia. She was still learning the ins and outs we were discussing in line.

I think I said okay and he stopped and said no, that's not historically accurate, sticklers for details make Pirates of the Caribbean the legendary franchise, some shots may have been ruined but that doesn't mean they're not It was funny when takes went wrong, it wasn't necessarily because an actor messed up. In this case it's because this pirate was too good at his job, well, actually he didn't. The actors around him did the same as me. At least everyone laughed a lot. Number 23, no matter what costume you may be. sure it was detailed to the max there are two different costumes there is a clean version and then this is what we call a ghost version from the fine silver embroidery to the individually attached buttons the character of this costume says a lot number 24 the production schedule was scrapped for a loop because the one and only Jack Sparrow was late so often that it was such a problem that the crew had a production assistant literally stationed outside Depp's house in a car waiting to see when the actor would wake up so production could begin. .

Motion filming was further delayed due to a hand injury that left Depp out of commission, where so much magic happened. Working in the Whitsunday Islands is particularly special because it turns out they were sacred lands before the crew started filming. Representatives of the Yangaro people performed a traditional smoking event. ceremony to bring good mood to the team and production, the filmmaking marathon is exhausting, but that's what it takes to bring an epic film to the screen, which setting would you have wanted to visit?