Kevin Feige and Michael Giacchino revealed the origin of the logo and the music they use werewolf at night. Marvel.com With his boss and director. Many viewers were probably surprised to see the different hype when they turned on Disney+. Giacchino says the icons are a homage to old TV specials identifiers. (To us, it’s a clear nod to the CBS presentation prequel from the mid-’80s New rock stars In order to discover this neat addition as well!) It is clear from their quotes that both men grew up enjoying the features of creatures on TV. When taking a stylized approach to Werewolf bt Night, this small addition ended up going a long way.
“Many of the networks had their own logos indicating that something special was about to start, and we thought it would be fun to honor those,” Feige told the outlet. “Michael liked the idea and said he would write the music.”
“We wanted to do something similar,” Giacchino said. “It’s a tribute, and it’s a love letter to those things, when they used to take the time to say, ‘Hey, we’re giving you something different here. This is something unique. It’s not something you’ll see every week, like all the other shows on our network, it’s going to be different.'”
Werewolf at night focus on practical effects
In a conversation with Fandom, Giacchino explained how important the throwback aesthetic is to the project. “We did absolutely everything we could, because right from the start, I didn’t want this to be a green or blue screen fest. I wanted real sets.”
He continued, “All of these groups are real, everything you see is real. All those sites, it was all real.” “It’s really hard to be convinced of the reality of monsters and all that, but if we make the environment look real, not just to the viewer, but to the actors themselves, I think we have a chance to make this look like something that could have had any practical effect. [we could]We did.”
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