| Sets Of Prince Caspian The Movie
HEY GUYS I FOUND AN INTERESTING PIECE OF INFO 'BT THE SETS OF PRINCE CASPIAN..........
Prince Caspian production designer Roger Ford has worked in the film business for more than four decades but the set for King Miraz’s castle, which was built at Barrandov Studios, was the biggest he has ever designed.
King Miraz’s castle occupied 20,000 square feet and is partly based on Pierrefonds Castle, which is located outside Paris in France.
The castle took 200 carpenters, plasterers and painters 15 weeks to build.
CGI work during the film’s post-production will further increase the scale of Miraz’s castle by a factor of three.
A log bridge that will feature in Prince Caspian’s climactic final scene was built over the River Soca in the Bovec Region of Slovenia and took a team of 20 engineers and workmen 1 month to construct.
Ford based his design for the bridge on the one Julius Caesar built across the Rhine in his battle against the Germans.
To accommodate Ford’s plans industrial engineers temporarily rerouted the flow of the River Soca.
The London tube station where the Pevensie children begin their adventure in Prince Caspian isn’t located in London at all. Ford built the realistic set at the Henderson Studios on New Zealand’s North Island. | 
