Dan Radcliffe, David Barron on shooting Deathly Hallows camping scenes in Scotland

Thats really exciting! Its hard to believe its already the 7th! : ) : (

no snow??? But what about the scene where Harry finds the sword, there HAS to be snow!! :(

I assume hes only refering to new scenes amd that they already have the snow in that scene organised (if it hasnt already been filmed) and wouldnt change their arrangements to film in the real snow.

Hmmm. I wonder what that change of scene in the first part will be... Exactly, Ishi!! Eek!

Oooo very good interview! :)

Okay, he didnt write in snow scenes...but we already saw, in the preview for DH, that the Godrics Hollow scene has snow...

No Snow?? All other movies had snow, sometimes nor even necessairy, but the movie hat has a explicite snwy sene - the White Doe - has to do without it? Weird!!

They were at Godrics Hollow on Christmas Eve. There was snow when they went to the cemetery.

what they said is that they didnt add any additional snow scenes just because it was snowing while they were shooting. of course there were already snow scenes in the plot that wont be affected, as we saw in the trailor. i think its finally sinking in for me that theyre really shooting the last films. its so bittersweet.

cant wait for both DH. for some reason i know theyll be my favourite of the whole world and the series, of course

There is so much to look forward to in the upcoming installment, but the things I am most looking forward to in the next film are not the action sequences; on the contrary, I cant wait to see how the dialogue-driven scenes are handled. Im mostly excited for the camping scenes because those scenes will test the integrity of the trios friendship. I heard in an interview that Yates is embracing the hand-held camera cinematography, which worries me a bit, but I hope it will be tastefully done. He used it a few times in Ootp and in the Burrow scene in HBP. It was done well; so hopefully the same could be said about DH. I just would hate if most of the film is shot like that, cause it can really take away from the "focus" of the story, and it can have some audiences at the verge of nausea by the films conclusion. So, I strongly wish for the best. Luckily, Yates likes to change things up and is the master of experimenting, so I place all my trust in that.