The Lord of the Rings Location Guidebook Extended Edition
Ian Brodie
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The Lord of the Rings Location Guidebook - Extended Edition
Ian Brodie 2004 Harper Design Softcover 21.59 x 1.27 x 22.23 cm 176 978-1-86950-530-1 |
Since the initial screening of "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" in 2001, New Zealand has seamlessly transformed into the quintessential embodiment of Middle-earth, captivating the hearts of countless movie enthusiasts and Tolkien aficionados worldwide. This all-encompassing, vibrant guidebook, resplendent with full-color visuals, serves as a definitive showcase of the paramount movie set locations spread across New Zealand, meticulously captured in all three films of the trilogy. A coveted compendium for those who find themselves enchanted by the mesmerizing landscapes featured in the cinematic saga, this tome brims with essential context and exclusive behind-the-scenes anecdotes surrounding the filming process. Within its pages, readers are treated to special contributions by luminaries such as Peter Jackson, Alan Lee, Richard Taylor, and Barrie Osbourne, alongside insights from the dedicated cast and crew.
Crafted by Ian Brodie, this extended edition of the popular location guidebook has been elevated to a larger format, enriching the experience with fresh insights and captivating photographs. Encompassing imagery from all three films within the trilogy, the book takes readers on an immersive journey while further delving into the minutiae of the filming process. Developed in full cooperation with New Line Productions, Inc., this guidebook offers a distinctive perspective to fervent admirers of Peter Jackson's cinematic masterpiece, offering a privileged glimpse into the intricate enchantment and multifaceted world of Middle-earth.
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Author Biography
Having achieved an impressive milestone with over 500,000 copies sold of "The Lord of the Rings Location Guidebook," Ian Brodie stands as a distinguished recipient of the esteemed Platinum Award from Booksellers NZ. This accolade places him in esteemed company alongside the venerable Edmonds Cookbook and the enduring Yates Gardening Guide, both of which had notably longer spans to amass the requisite sales for this honor.
Distinguished by his prowess as an award-winning photographer, Ian Brodie's creative passions are a fusion of his native New Zealand, cinematic artistry, globetrotting, photography, and a deep fascination with vintage combat aircraft. This synergy has resulted in the creation of remarkable works and captivating imagery, including his bestsellers like "The Lord of the Rings Location Guidebook" and "The Hobbit Motion Picture Trilogy Location Guidebook." Ian's remarkable journey encompassed his role as the media and communications manager for the iconic Hobbiton Movie Set Tours, and he further left his mark as the founding director of the New Zealand Fighter Pilots Museum situated in Wanaka. Presently, as the director of Ian Brodie Consulting, his focus centers on film tourism endeavors, solidifying his legacy as an enduring figure in the world of creativity and travel.
Having achieved an impressive milestone with over 500,000 copies sold of "The Lord of the Rings Location Guidebook," Ian Brodie stands as a distinguished recipient of the esteemed Platinum Award from Booksellers NZ. This accolade places him in esteemed company alongside the venerable Edmonds Cookbook and the enduring Yates Gardening Guide, both of which had notably longer spans to amass the requisite sales for this honor.
Distinguished by his prowess as an award-winning photographer, Ian Brodie's creative passions are a fusion of his native New Zealand, cinematic artistry, globetrotting, photography, and a deep fascination with vintage combat aircraft. This synergy has resulted in the creation of remarkable works and captivating imagery, including his bestsellers like "The Lord of the Rings Location Guidebook" and "The Hobbit Motion Picture Trilogy Location Guidebook." Ian's remarkable journey encompassed his role as the media and communications manager for the iconic Hobbiton Movie Set Tours, and he further left his mark as the founding director of the New Zealand Fighter Pilots Museum situated in Wanaka. Presently, as the director of Ian Brodie Consulting, his focus centers on film tourism endeavors, solidifying his legacy as an enduring figure in the world of creativity and travel.