Key sequences realised by LipSync’s VFX team include the world of Tudor London around Austin Friars (Cromwell’s home) and the Thames around London Bridge.

LipSync previously worked with Company Pictures on the second series of The Village, and with Playground Entertainment on the BAFTA-winning series Dancing on the Edge. The post facility has provided audio, VFX, grading, titles and all deliverables for Wolf Hall. It was written by Peter Straughan ( Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy The Men who Stare at Goats) and directed by Peter Kosminsky ( The Promise The Government Inspector), and the prestigious cast includes Mark Rylance as Thomas Cromwell and Damian Lewis as King Henry VIII. The series is a Company Pictures and Playground Entertainment co-production for BBC Two and MASTERPIECE in association with BBC Worldwide. She discusses Bring Up the Bodies with Jim and her readers at the Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival in Devon - and gives tantalising insights into the final part of the trilogy, The Mirror and the Light.LIPSYNC provided full post-production services for the highly anticipated 6圆0min drama adaptation of Hilary Mantel’s multi-award-winning novels Wolf Hall and Bring Up The Bodies, which is scheduled to start broadcasting on 21 January 2015 on BBC TWO.

Hilary Mantel was the first author to win two Man Booker Prizes with consecutive novels. Mantel charts how the King begins to fall in love with the seemingly plain Jane Seymour at her family home of Wolf Hall how Cromwell must negotiate an increasingly dangerous court as he charms, bullies and manipulates nobility, commoners and foreign powers alike to satisfy Henry, and advance his own ambitions. But Henry remains without a male heir, and the conflict with the Catholic Church has left England dangerously isolated as France and the Holy Roman Empire manoeuvre for position. He learnt everything he knew from his mentor Cardinal Wolsey, whose place he has taken.Īnne Boleyn is now Queen, her path to Henry's side cleared by Cromwell. A one-time mercenary, master-politician, lawyer and doting father, Thomas Cromwell has risen from commoner to become King Henry VIII's chief adviser. In a special programme first broadcast in 2013, Hilary Mantel discusses Bring Up the Bodies, her second Man Booker Prize-winning novel with James Naughtie and his Bookclub audience.Įngland, 1535.

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