Romeo and Juliet, the new series of Mediaset, shot with Sony CineAlta

Romeo and Juliet, the new series of Mediaset, shot with Sony CineAlta Romeo and Juliet is Ana Karenina and The thousand and one nights one of the Mediaset Spain international co-productions with the Italian production company Lux Vide inspired by great works of world literature.

Coru a actor Marti o Rivas (Romeo) and the Neapolitan Alessandra Mastronardi (Julieta) give life to Romeo and Juliet, new television version of the famous drama written by William Shakespeare at the end of the 16th century and that Telecinco will issue on 21 and 22 January in prime time.

Surrounded by impressive mountain ranges, the Italian region of Trentino-Alto Adige has been the site chosen to record with a litter of CineAlta digital cinematography of Sony, this new version of Romeo and Juliet. Emblematic natural and urban locations have hosted the filming of this fiction that also includes medieval environments to faithfully recreate the dark and mysterious middle ages, a time hard and cruel that the bitter conflict between two feudal families culminating in the tragedy of two young lovers. One of the most outstanding scenes of the miniseries is Castel Valer, Castle located in the municipality of Tassullo, in which the fabulous feast of masks in which Romeo and Juliet fall in love takes place.

The recording of this miniseries

About 40 actors and 1,000 extras make up the cast of the television adaptation of the British dramatist William Shakespeare tragedy, filmed entirely in Italy for nine weeks. Unlike the original story, Juliets balcony, scenario in which the young Capuleto is courted by the daring Montague, not stands in the courtyard of an urban property, but in Castel Campo, a castle surrounded by a lush forest. The fight scenes are other distinctive elements of fiction, which has not required advice from a master of weapons to design the choreography of swords, since in the high middle ages were fighting hand-to-hand: with short swords empu adas with both hands.

The director of the miniseries, Riccardo Donna (a doctor in famiglia, Nebbie e delitti), next to Sandy Welch (North & South, Jane Eyre) and Lea Tafuri (Coco Chanel, Callas and Onassis) sign the script of this television production in two installments in the dark and mysterious middle ages.

LINK:	http://www.panoramaaudiovisual.com/en/2014/01/20/romeo-y-julieta-la-nu...
	See more stories from panoramaaudiovisual

Most recent headlines