The Art and Making of Hannibal: The Television Series, by Jesse McLean

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The Art & Making of Hannibal: The Television Series is a detailed look at the making of this highly original, critically lauded, and visually stunning series. Released ahead of the start of the 3rd season, this book will bring Fannibals into the world of secrets, lies, and intrigue of their beloved show.With stars including Mads Mikkelsen, Hugh Dancy, Laurence Fishburne, Caroline Dhavernas and guest spots by Gillian Anderson, Eddie Izzard and Michael Pitt, Hannibal is one of the most elegant, engrossing and deliciously haunting shows on television today. The Art & Making of Hannibal: The Television Series celebrates all aspects of this unique show. A highly stylized illustrated book featuring extracts of the shooting scripts of the first and second seasons, exclusive cast and crew interviews, behind-the-scenes photography, production notes, storyboards, alongside Hannibal's sketches and music notations. Hannibal Lecter was a brilliant psychiatrist in the employ of the FBI. His task: to help an unusually gifted criminal profiler, Will Graham, who is haunted by his ability to see into the minds of serial killers.

The Art and Making of Hannibal: The Television Series, by Jesse McLean

• Amazon Sales Rank: #75972 in Books
• Brand: Mclean, Jesse
• Published on: 2015-05-05
• Released on: 2015-05-05
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 10.86" h x .53" w x 7.98" l, .81 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 176 pages

The Art and Making of Hannibal: The Television Series, by Jesse McLean

Review  “A beautifully produced and insightful souvenir.” - Cinema Sentries “This book perfectly captures what was special about the show and the beauty behind it.” - Cinema Sentries"Featuring highly stylized illustrations that would make the show itself proud, the book includes never-before-seen shooting scripts of the first and second seasons, exclusive cast and crew interviews, behind-the-scenes photography, production notes and storyboards, all connected by Hannibal's sketches and music notations that fill ever crevasse with menace and turn a behind-the-scenes text into a thrilling page turner." - Indiewire gift guide "This is a must see show and a great book that highlights the grotesque glory of the series." - Joblo gift guide"You the reader are absolutely brought into this sick and twisted circus of cruelty, finesse, style, and sophistication that undoubtedly is one of the most original TV programs of our generation." - Horror News "The Art and Making of Hannibal is filled with both the style and substance that characterize Hannibal itself. Bon Appétit!" - Hypable"Fitting with the show, the book is elegantly presented and designed, starting from its stark, embossed and spot-glossed cover to the striking inner layouts." - Crome Yellow "you need this one on your plate." - Geekstronomy"The fine folks at Titan Books have taken notice and collaborated with the show’s development team to create a beautiful behind the scenes look at what goes into crafting the perfect murder." -  Bloody Disgusting"Long time horror and Hannibal fans will enjoy cast and crew insights as well as the in depth coverage on the special prop and make up effects used in the series." - Atomic Moo"The fine folks at Titan Books have taken notice and collaborated with the show’s development team to create a beautiful behind the scenes look at what goes into crafting the perfect murder."- Bloody Disgusting"If you're looking for something to kill time until the June 4th premiere, or if you want something to leave out in plain sight in hopes that a non-fan flips through it and realizes what they've been missing, it's worth every penny" - Birth. Movies. Death "Fascinating anecdotes abound in the book." - Horrotalk"Like the show itself, this Hannibal book will turn your stomach on several occasions as you relive some of the most shocking moments from on-screen." -  Entertainment Buddha"The page lay outs, and cover work, of this volume are very well done in a style that matches the look and feel of the show." - Atomic Moo“The Art and Making of Hannibal: The Television Series” by Jesse McLean, now available in stores and online, has greater value than your typical marketing tie-in or coffee table book. It can be instructive in how to make better television." - Roger Ebert.com"Unlike other procedural crime shows on TV that reveled in the gore,Hannibal’s murders could hang on the walls of modern art galleries." - Beamly

About the Author Jesse McLean is the award-winning author of pop culture books on the television shows Mad Men and How I Met Your Mother. His fiction has appeared in The Broken Social Scene Story Project: Short Works Inspired by You Forgot It In People and his humour has appeared in Reader’s Digest. He lives in Toronto.

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37 of 37 people found the following review helpful. Recommended to fans who are hungry for more By Parka [[VIDEOID:63df92a39b0975b6748c05155164809e]]Fans who want to know more and go behind the scenes of Hannibal television series will be delighted with this book.The Art and Making of Hannibal looks at the production of the series from conceptualisation to the detailed analysis of the characters and stories.The artworks are mainly concepts of the murders, 3D visualisations of rooms (e.g. Hannibal's office), sketches of dishes by Hannibal and that's about all. Really not too much.There are lots of behind-the-scenes photographs that show how the props are made, or scenes are staged. Some photos are pretty gruesome even though you know that they are prosthetics and effects.The insightful writeup goes further to explain the characters and stories, and that's easily the highlight of this book. You'll get a glimpse into the minds of the characters and also producers and writers of the show. The book covers up to season 2.Highly recommended for the fans.(See more pictures of the book on my blog. Just visit my Amazon profile for the link.)

25 of 28 people found the following review helpful. Wait for the next edition, which will hopefully have fewer typos, better color contrast, and more information By Shira Lipkin For a book that purports to be about the art of Hannibal, this is bafflingly poorly designed. In many places, the gray text on a black background is unreadable. The picture quality is muddy throughout. And it hasn't been proofread at all, much less copyedited. This is not a professional product.From a text-only angle, I'm just surprised that it contains so little about the costume design (which is so clearly and painstakingly planned - Margot Verger's high collars in every scene but one, Freddie Lounds never showing her hands) and almost nothing about the work of food stylist Janice Poon. The extensive content regarding the show's visual effects saved me from giving this only one star, but there's so much going on in Hannibal besides visual effects. This book is truly disappointing, and I hope Titan recalls and redesigns it. I encourage fans to wait for the next edition, which will hopefully have fewer typos, better color contrast, and more information.

11 of 11 people found the following review helpful. Beautiful, but not comprehensive By Elise This is a beautiful book.The pages are thick and glossy, and often more of the page is covered with rich, high-quality pictures than words. There are pictures of characters, food, concept art, prosthetic corpses, and sets. Also, there are some behind-the-scenes goodies too, like candids of the film crew bustling around and detailed architectural layouts for some of the sets as well as plenty of interesting facts, like how they chose Hannibal’s wardrobe and how the show was conceived in the first place. Every main character has a page or two of quick summary and brief insight.This is also a short book. 175 pages is not enough. There is basically no talk of the symbolism, metaphor-heavy dialogue, hallucination/nightmare scenes (the wendigo and ravenstag are nowhere to be found), and deeper character insight. “I see him as one of those pitiful things sometimes born in hospitals. They feed it, keep it warm, but they don't put it on machines. They let it die. But he doesn't die. He looks normal. Nobody can tell what he is.” I’m more interested in what that means about Hannibal and how Will perceives him than in how much Hannibal’s comfy office chair cost. There is also no mention of Brian Reitzell, the composer for Hannibal. The soundtrack is bizarre and unnerving and unlike anything else I have ever heard. The guy’s innovative work for the show made it into Wired magazine but he didn’t make it into The Art and Making of Hannibal?I think this book could easily have been twice as long. In my opinion it should have been. It’s a nice buy for fans, but be aware that it definitely does not encompass all that can be discussed about the show. I gave it four stars because what’s there is good. I just wish there was more.

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