“How Can I Get Along with Canis Island?”

Reflections on the way people get along with Canis Island behind the scenes

The Hollywood animated film “Canis Island” directed by Wes Anderson is currently in the cinema. Today, the film has exposed a special production of “Pay to the Dogs.” The exclusive movie reveals a group of “heroes” behind the scenes—they are actually a few dogs raised on the spot. In addition, Jeff Goldblum , Bill More, Bob Balaban's three voices have also been exposed, they use their own voice to perfect interpretation of the role of the dog in the film, giving the audience an audition feast.

The special series reveals behind-the-scenes “hero” daily Jeff Goldblum and other big coffee dubbing exposures

"Canis Island" is a stop-motion animation directed by Wes Anderson. All creature puppets are handmade. In spite of this, the ultimate effect of the film did not lose CG technology. Dogs in the film were Vivid and lived. Behind all this is a group of "heroes," who are the few puppies raised by the film production team on the studio. By raising dogs on the studio, the director Wes Anderson asked puppet workers to get along with the dog and draw inspiration from the real dog's expression to make the puppet even more vivid. The production of this film exposure special feature is to pay tribute to this group of “hero”. In the special edition, the daily activities of the dog performers are shown. They walk around in the workroom and play with the production staff behind the scenes. They also shake their tails to the production staff. Their cute appearance and enthusiasm to do whatever they can to seek attention captured the hearts of the production staff and kept hugging and kissing them. With so much help from the “little ghosts and ghosts”, it is not difficult to understand the dog’s demeanor in the movie. In addition, the special series also exposed Jeff Goldblum, Bill More, Bob Balaban three big coffee for the video dubbing small footage, they were in the film for the "leader" "boss" and "king" dubbing. Bob Balaban also introduced nine dogs on the set. They also revealed that there are real dogs on the set to inspire inspiration.

"Canis Island" method of getting along with dogs and dogs to think about the dog's perspective to open a new viewing experience

Since the release of the Canis Island movie, it has triggered the audience's thinking about how people and dogs can get along. The film tells about the future city in 20 years. Because of the outbreak of “dog flu”, the government has sent all the dogs to the garbage island. When everyone abandoned the dog, the 12-year-old boy Atari went to the trash island alone and searched for his pet dog where he met the “head”, “monarch”, “boss”, “king” and “duke”. Five dissimilar dogs, and they staged a warm, funny, and touching story. The viewers who watched the movie have commented: "There is so much love between boys and dogs. After watching them, they love my dog ​​more." "How do people and animals get along? This movie tells us the answer." The public trumpet blogger also commented that “Weiss kept each dog independent, a true human friend, not a relationship between the owner and the pet, and this pattern is hard to see in other films.” In the special issue released today, the manner in which dogs and staff are intimately close to each other's family is just as moving. Can not help but think of the film "Boss" a line, "Dog is your 'echo wall', their existence is to remind you to be responsible for life." It is worth mentioning that the film creatively tells the story from the perspective of a dog. At the beginning of the film, the captions were used to inform viewers that “all doggies in the film have been converted to English”. All major human characters except for American students studying in the film speak Japanese, and there is no subtitle translation. The audience needs to use the same sound in the film. Interpret to understand the content of the conversation. This design allows viewers to stand in the dog's perspective to watch the movie and feel the dog's first dog fun.

The movie "Canis Island" is being featured in national theaters.