WATCH – The Official Trailer of Game Of Thrones – Season 8
Game Of Thrones Season 8 Official Trailer Days are moving fast now and we are up to watch the upcoming last season of the most awaited TV series, Game Of Thrones, in its final Season 8. HBO has released the official trailer for this season, which can be watched below. Will there be another trailer for the Game of Thrones Season 8? No confirmation at the moment, but surely we will share here any other trailers that are coming out. What can we observe from the official GOT 2019 trailer? The short official trailer gives us a preview of the final moments and preparations just before the final battle between the living and the dead. Arya is featured in this trailer in two different moods: the first when she is injured with blood on her head and face, and the second when she appears ready for action, holding a dragonglass dagger in her hand. Another interesting part shows Jon and Daenerys (Khaleesi) visiting Drogon and Rhaegal, hinting at the long-awaited moment for both Daenerys and Jon to ride the dragons into battle against the dead. WATCH – The Official Trailer of Game Of Thrones – Season 8
Watch: ‘Game of Thrones’ Behind the Scenes of Most Explosive Episode Ever
Game of Thrones: The Loot Train Attack Who doesn’t know or hasn’t watched Game of Thrones? The historic fantasy TV series brought intense production challenges to its action cast during Season 7, Episode 4, unleashing full dragon fury in the iconic Loot Train Attack sequence. Behind The Scene Video The behind-the-scenes breakdown showcases these technical challenges from the perspective of the cast and crew who executed the dragon fire attack scenes. Notably, a world record was set for the highest number of stunt performers set on fire in a single shot, exceeding 20 actors simultaneously. Props team member Peter Marley explained the logistics faced by the production design crew during filming: “Because the entire sequence is a wagon train, it involves 27 wagons and we have to reshuffle the entire set constantly, which means dressing 180 degrees or 360, depending on the camera movement.” To capture the speed and scale of Daenerys Targaryen’s aerial attack, the Game of Thrones showrunners utilized innovative camera setups. They deployed two distinct systems: Spidercam—a high-speed camera rigged to cables suspended between construction cranes traveling up to 80 km/h—and FlyCam, a high-velocity drone setup designed to achieve sweeping shots faster than standard equipment. Watch ‘Game of Thrones‘ Behind the Scenes Video
