Infographies

Allers et retours des hobbits en Terre du Milieu, en infographie. Les oeuvres de J.R.R.

Tolkien ont ce petit quelque chose d'intimidant : des noms compliqués, des lieux inconnus et un arrière-plan historique extrêmement travaillé, si bien que la réalité semble pauvre face à la fiction. L'éditeur Quirk Books a mis au point une infographie détaillée qui retrace point par point les voyages de Bilbon et Frodon, les deux hobbits héroïques des principaux ouvrages de Tolkien. L'infographie est en anglais, mais la plupart des noms de lieux sont similaires dans la VF : on pourra donc suivre aisément ou presque les différents itinéraires empruntés par les hobbits. Bilbon, tout d'abord, embarqué par le magicien Gandalf et une ribambelle de nains dans une quête bien trop dangereuse pour lui.

En cours de route, il trouvera une breloque magique, semble-t-il insignifiante... J. R. R. Tolkien’s Top 10 Tips for Writers. J.R.R. Tolkien's Ainulindalë — Evan Palmer Comics. How much is THE HOBBIT movie trilogy worth per page? [INFOGRAPHIC] EmailShare Film fans were delighted and befuddled by the recent announcement that THE HOBBIT, J.R.R.

Tolkien’s classic fantasy book about the adventures of Bilbo Baggins, would be made into a trilogy by filmmaker Peter Jackson instead of being released as a pair of films as originally planned. Shortly after Peter Jackson posted the news on his Facebook page, the Internet responded with mixed reactions. After all, THE HOBBIT is a much shorter tale than Tolkien’s three book epic, LORD OF THE RINGS. Is there really enough material to warrant a trilogy from a book less than a third the size of the tomes that inspired Jackson’s first trilogy? We at rbb had our own heated discussions on this topic, some of us siding with Jackson’s decision, others taking a more suspicious perspective. 693424868.jpg (531×547) Trilogy-Meter.jpg (500×650) Hobbit-Film-Making-Facts-Infographic-Design.jpg (1015×959) Hobbit-unexpected-cruelty-peta2.png (612×1008) The Boston Globe’s exquisitely detailed ‘Hobbit’ movie preview. Here’s wishing the happiest of birthdays to five excellent visual journalists… John Hornberg is a sports copy editor and designer for the Bakersfield Californian.

A 2009 graduate of San Jose State University, John served as managing editor and then executive editor of the school’s student paper, the Spartan Daily. After a copy-editing internship at the Los Angeles Times, John spent a year as a copy editor of Comstock’s magazine before moving to the Advocate of Victoria, Texas, as a sports reporter in 2010. He was named sports editor in 2011 and moved back to California last summer.

Find his web site here, his blog here and his Twitter feed here. Augustinho Rocha is a news artist for Diario Catarinense in Florianópolis, Brazil. Shraddha Swaroop is a product designer for the LRN Corp. of Los Angeles. Amber Wilson is a marketing specialist for Fluor, an engineering contractor in Greenville, S.C. 121214KcStarHobbit01.jpg (Image JPEG, 2500x2205 pixels) - Redimensionnée (29%) 121209RyanHuddleHobbit02.jpg (2500×2214) 121209RyanHuddleHobbit03.jpg (1200×2191) Movies2.jpg (602×3000) How The Hobbit's Groundbreaking Technology Works. At a pivotal point in Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit, our hero encounters Gollum, the haggard creature moviegoers will recognize from the director’s The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

Though Gollum is 60 years younger in The Hobbit (in theaters Dec. 14), he is already torn between his desire to be good and his dark addiction to a certain bijou. His cooing over his “precious” is hauntingly familiar. The biggest difference between Gollums: in The Hobbit, he looks more grotesquely human, more real, than ever before. Gollum was conjured using an animation technique known as performance capture or motion capture. Special cameras recorded actor Andy Serkis’ movements and expressions, from froggy hops to conflicted scowls.

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Now, with the advent of social media those channels will play an important part to get ‘the message across’ and I will start using some of the major techniques which have come up in recent years and are there to stay – for example: Infographics. I am quite glad to present you a recently released Middle-earth Travel Guide (yes, most people can’t speel Tolkein or Middle Earth right but me don’t wanna be picky) which is a very good and easy guide for anyone willing to travel to New Zealand in the footsteps of the film trilogies. The Hobbit new Middle-Earth visitor’s guide infographic. The Hobbit's Survival Guide to Middle Earth [Infographic] - Halloween Costumes Blog. The Hobbit by J.R.R.

Tolkien is one of the most adored books in modern history. Its chief character, the hobbit Bilbo Baggins is a fish out of water on his adventure in the wider world of Middle Earth. The Desolation of Smaug, the second part of Peter Jackson's film adaptation of the book, lands in theaters this December and this Hobbit's Survival Guide infographic will recap everything you need to know going into the movie. Look at the choice gear & and equipment for a hobbit, combat & defense strategies, a rundown of a hobbit's companions & allies, and some wise words from our favorite wizard. [Click on the infographic for a larger view.] Embed this Image on Your Site: <p style="text-align: center;"><a href=" title="The Hobbit's Survival Guide to Middle Earth Infographic" src=" alt="The Hobbit's Survival Guide to Middle Earth Infographic" border="0" /></a><br />Infographic Created by <a href=" Travis Mattick.

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Certains spectateurs du «Hobbit», sorti mercredi en Suisse, en ont fait la désagréable expérience. Le problème? La vitesse de projection du film. Utilisée sur le tournage, la technologie HFR (High Frame Rate) propose, en effet, deux fois plus d’images à l’écran qu’une projection habituelle. Un rythme si vertigineux que de nombreux fans ont souffert de nausées ou de migraines pendant la séance.

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