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Sir Peter Jackson said: “Air New Zealand has created yet another fantastic video to celebrate The Hobbit films. With much of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey having been filmed in New Zealand, the south Pacific island does indeed have some claim to the title of Middle Earth, and even acclaimed director and Native born kiwi Peter Jackson tips up to make a cameo performance. Behind the scenes creative talent from the films was also involved in the production of the video, including Weta Workshop, which supplied costumes and more than 150 make-up prosthetics, and Weta Digital, which created the visual effects. Of course, Air New Zealand cant make a bunch of airline videos without including Middle Earth This safety video, aptly titled The. The production is the first movie-aligned safety video for Air New Zealand, although the airline is. Like 'The Hobbit' films, the epic safety video is part of a trilogy of its own. The safety video was shot over six days across a number of New Zealand’s Middle-earth locations, including Hobbiton and Central Otago, both of which appear in The Hobbit Trilogy. Air New Zealand unveiled its \'Hobbit\'-themed 777-300ER in Auckland last weekend. The safety video was directed by New Zealand filmmaker Taika Waititi. The video also features cameos from The Hobbit Trilogy director Sir Peter Jackson, Weta Workshop Co-founder Richard Taylor and Kiwi filmmaker Taika Waititi, who directed the video for the carrier. The video, which has been unveiled ahead of the December release of the final film in The Hobbit Trilogy, stars members of the cast from all three films, including Elijah Wood (Frodo Baggins), Dean O’Gorman (Fili the Dwarf) and Sylvester McCoy (Radagast). The safety video was shot over six days across a number of New Zealand’s Middle-earth locations, including Hobbiton and Central Otago, both of which appear in The Hobbit Trilogy.Īir New Zealand is well known for its innovation, but the carrier really has gone the extra mile with its latest in-fight safety video, which is aptly named ‘The Most Epic Safety Video Ever Made’.
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