After surpassing a cumulative score of 800,000 just 14 days after its release, 'The King of Kings' continues its box office success and has unveiled a '10 Years of Making' video showcasing the 10-year production process to repay the warm love from audiences.
Having set exceptional records, including the highest-grossing Korean film in North America and the second highest for Asian animations, the global K-animation 'The King of Kings' continues its box office success, surpassing 800,000 just 14 days after its release, while unveiling a video titled '10 Years of Making' that documents the production process over a decade.
This video visually captures the entire process of making the film, from the initial storyboard work to character design that plans out the expressions and movements of characters, concept art that creates the tone and atmosphere of scenes with color, and virtual filming using virtual sets.
It then sequentially covers the full process of the actual 3D animation production, lighting and compositing work, and the dubbing that completes the characters with the voices of the actors.
Thus, the production video of 'The King of Kings' is special in that it condenses the process from planning to technical completion into a single piece of content. This is expected to provide practical inspiration not only for general audiences curious about the production process but also for those aspiring to become animators.
The video is currently being released on the official Instagram, and there is also an event where those who leave supportive messages by July 30 can receive special gifts, further heightening the anticipation and support for the work among audiences.
The global hit K-animation 'The King of Kings', depicting the journey of the brilliant British author Charles Dickens and his youngest son, Walter, into the greatest story of 2,000 years ago, has unveiled a making video that shows the 10-year production period at a glance and is currently screening in theaters nationwide, continuing the new box office record for Korean animation.
[Photo] 'The King of Kings' making video
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