Behind The Wand - Episode 17, RJ Mino - Part 1

This week is the 'Flick & Mick Show' where Flick is speaking to Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire editor Mick Audsley. HP 4 was a complex one to edit, not only because two other schools are introduced to Hogwarts - but the challenges included mazes, an underwater world and dragons... which proved to be quite tricky!!!

Hey everyone!! This is the 4th bonus episode answering YOUR fab questions.This week we are talking about:What is in the call sheet and the scheduling of a filmThe evolution of Hermione's hair Did we have acting lessonsThe hardest thing I had to do on setIs. it too soon for a reboot?

This week Flick talks with Nicholas Hooper, who was the composer for the iconic score you hear in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.Check out Nicholas work (that we discuss at the end of the episode) here: Dawnings - https://wordandnote.com/dawnings/Books - https://wordandnote.com/shop/

We are back with the third BONUS episode answering YOUR great questions. This week we will be talking about Birthday's on setPlot lines from the book I wish had been included in the filmsWould I get a Harry Potter tattooGetting guests onto the showSliding into DMs

This week Flick talk with Tim Burke, the Visual Effects Supervisor for Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts.

Back with another BONUS ep answering YOUR brilliant question! This week we will be talking about.1.) Did I get paid?2.) My photo collection from my time filming3.) How did I get cast?4.) Did I take anything from set?5.) Who would I cast in the new Harry Potter series?

This week I had an amazing conversation with the post-production supervisor Jessie Schroeder.

Our very first bonus episode answering YOUR questions!!Flick answers:1) What was your Harry Potter scene & who was your fave character2.) What was the layout of Leavesden studio3.) When did we realise the franchise was going to be BIG4.) What was the most emotional scene you had to film?5.) Did everyone flirt with each other?

This week I talk with Michael Seresin who was cinematographer for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.