BACK TO THE FUTURE SPECIAL EFFECTS STAGE SHOW - Lot 44

Lot n° 44
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BACK TO THE FUTURE SPECIAL EFFECTS STAGE SHOW - Lot 44
BACK TO THE FUTURE SPECIAL EFFECTS STAGE SHOW (1991-2001) Pair of original hand-drawn storyboards by Roy Wilson Exceptional document by renowned animation artist Roy Wilson, created for the Back to the Future Special Effects Stage attraction, part of Universal Studios' World of Cinemagic show. This unique interactive show revealed the behind-the-scenes special effects processes of several iconic films, including Back to the Future, involving the audience directly in the action. From the artist's personal collection, this set included two original hand-drawn storyboards. During the show, an audience member was invited to play Doc in a scenic recreation of the Town Hall clock, for the iconic scene where he reconnects the cables. Suddenly, a thunderclap sounded and the lights went out. When the lights came back on, the spectator had been replaced by a charred dummy, producing a startling effect for the audience. These two storyboards illustrate precisely this moment. Dimensions: 34 x 27 cm. Good condition. Wear consistent with age and use (see photos). ____________________ Original Production-made Roy Wilson pair of hand-drawn storyboards Exceptional document by Roy Wilson, renowned animation artist, created for the Back to the Future Special Effects Stage attraction, part of Universal Studios' World of Cinemagic show. This unique interactive performance revealed the behind-the-scenes processes and special effects of several iconic films, including Back to the Future, directly involving the audience in the action. From the artist's personal collection, this lot includes two original hand-drawn storyboards. During the show, a member of the audience was invited to play Doc in a staged recreation of the Clock Tower set, for the iconic scene in which he reconnects the cables. Suddenly, a thunderclap sounded and the lights went out abruptly. When the lighting returned, the spectator had been replaced by a charred mannequin, creating a striking surprise effect for the audience. These two storyboards depict this exact moment. Dimensions:34 x 27 cm. Good condition. Wear consistent with age and use (See photos).
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