Peter Jackson and Christian Rivers on the Making of Mortal Engines!
Adam Savage sits down with director Christian Rivers and producer Peter Jackson to talk about the process of adapting the Mortal Engines book series into the upcoming film. It’s a wide-ranging discussion about world building, telling cinematic stories, and the collaborative process of filmmaking at this scale. (This video is sponsored by Universal Pictures and Mortal Engines.)
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Edit.. its sponsored content.. removing original comment about the trailers 😉
Is it just me, or was there some annoying low frequency sound in the background, like they were sitting just outside a dubbing theater?
Thanks, Adam! Fascinating interviews. You should do this more.
Very cool interview. Captivating even if it’s only two people talking in chairs. This should be a series of very deep and cozy interviews. I love it. keep doing it !!