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    Nintendo/Game Boy Advance’s “Concourse”

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    Making real people suddenly turn into the surreal, two-dimensional Nintendo Game Boy Advance characters required some pretty wild filming and post techniques in "Concourse," via Leo Burnett USA, Chicago. Shoot Online subscribers may read this week’s Top Spot of the Week in full by accessing the Current Issue in the Members Area.

    CLIENT

    Nintendo/Game Boy Advance.

    PRODUCTION CO.

    Go film, bicoastal.

    Rad-ish (Moritz Friedel and Christoph Chrudimak), directors; Thommy Wildner, DP; Robert Wherry and Jonathan Weinstein, executive producers; David Wolfson, line producer. Shot at Filmstadt Wien, Vienna.

    AGENCY

    Leo Burnett USA, Chicago.

    Jonathan Hoffman, executive VP/executive creative director; John Brockenbrough, senior VP/creative director; Dustin Smith, VP/associate creative director/art director; Desmond La Velle, associate creative director/copywriter; Michael Antonucci, VP/senior producer.

    EDITORIAL

    Gerd Berner, Hamburg, Germany.

    Gerd Berner, editor.

    POST/VISUAL EFFECTS

    Ed Chapman, Los Angeles.

    Ed Chapman, visual effects supervisor/post producer.

    Framestore, London.

    Murray Butler and Avtar Bains, Inferno operators; Sharon Lock, 2-D paint artist; Kirsty Cleminson-Edwards, postproduction producer.

    The Mill, London.

    Fergus McCall, colorist; Austen Humphries, producer.

    AUDIO POST

    Another Country, Chicago.

    John Binder, mixer.

    MUSIC/SOUND DESIGN

    Asche & Spencer, Minneapolis.

    Chris Beaty, composer/sound designer; Thad Spencer, creative director.

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    The Women Of “The White Lotus” Check Into Thailand For Season 3

    Tuesday, February 11, 2025

    Get ready to check into "The White Lotus" in Thailand for Season 3 — this time, sadly, there's no room for Jennifer Coolidge, who went overboard in the second season.

    With the absence of her fan-favorite character Tanya comes the opportunity for other characters to win over the audience, when it returns to screens on Sky and HBO this Sunday.

    Vying for your love or loathing at the indulgent Thailand outpost is Michelle Monaghan's vacationing TV actor and Aimee Lou Wood's cool Brit. Natasha Rothwell is back as spa manager Belinda, herself a victim of Tanya's flighty financial ways in the first season. Blackpink's Lisa makes her acting debut as a resort employee.

    As before, in Mike White's anthology series, the rich holidaymakers are unable to upgrade themselves away from the sense of menace that lurks around the landscaped hotel grounds.

    The cast? They're having a much better time.

    A nightmare stay is a dream job
    Monaghan cried when she found out she got the role of TV star Jaclyn.

    "It was such a big deal and it's such an exciting opportunity," she explained, adding that she opened a bottle of Champagne to celebrate. As the show is popular, critically acclaimed and filmed in exotic locations, Monaghan, who recently featured in Apple TV+'s "Bad Monkey," agrees that starring in White's prestige drama is "hands down, no doubt about it" the best job on television.

    Rothwell agrees with her. She returns as Belinda, who worked at the Hawaii resort, home to Season 1.

    "I don't know what I did in a previous life to deserve this, but I'm so grateful to be a part of this family," Rothwell says.

    Viewers told Rothwell that they were mad at the affluent Tanya for not investing in Belinda's... Read More

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