Belief.net were able to have a quick interview with Edi Cathegi and Jamie Campbell Bower when they visited Utah last week. Here is an excerpt of their interview:

NM: To begin with, this film has a different director, Chris Weitz of “American Pie,” “About a Boy,” and “The Golden Compass.” How will we see his influence on the story?

EG: Every director has his own unique style. Even in big franchise film series they’ll often switch off. Chris knows how to direct big stories and he has worked with CGI and special effects. In terms of color scheme and tones, “Twilight” was very blue and “New Moon” is very brown, with the introduction of the wolves. It does look gorgeous!

NM: How do you develop your walk and other movements for these supremely graceful creatures, the Volturi?

EG: Stephanie Meyer said the Volturi glide. So it’s not a clumpy foot stomp. It has to be liquid looking

JCB: My character is very still. For the one small bit of walking I did from my perch to my next perch, I was like a snake almost.

EG: We went to a moving like a cat workshop with exercises and cat movement. The idea is more like a tiger, lion, or panther. This is a new mythology of vampires, no fangs, no crosses. The Volturi have no blood in their bodies. They never have to move. There is a lot of stillness. We are not trying to pass ourselves off as human like the Cullens are.

To read the rest of their interview, click on the link above.

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