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On the Set: Zack Snyder’s The Watchmen
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BELOW: According to Snyder’s blog post, the backlot required 5,800 feet of neon needing 24,000 watts of power, 200,000 nails, 5,000 square feet of custom posters and 160,000 pounds of steel I-beams. The set is complex by any standards, but compared to 300, which almost exclusively used a digital backlot, it’s worlds different.
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- Comment by akbar on 12/23/07 at 1:41 pm
zack snyder and other 300 productors are very liar and cheater.we have a high culture in BASE RESPECT my women and SOLIDITY in VALUATION RELIGIOUS and SOCIAL.please send this message to zack snyder and other productor stupid.from an iranian
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