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Harry Potter World Tour | ThatPaleGirl

I remember when I first read harry potter and the philosopher stone. I was reading it around my lessons during break times, even just before bed time rushing to reach the end to find out what happened. From there reading the rest of the series have been an enjoyment as well. When they announced they were producing films of the books I was ecstatic! I now own the box set of the films.  What I enjoyed about the films is they were family friendly and great for adults to get stuck into, a whole new world opened up for lovers of the both the books and the films to enjoy!So a little treat to ourselves me and my other half became wizards for a day!

When we arrived it seemed to be just a massive warehouse from the outside but walking through the doors you were able to see their shop full of treats,surprises and goodies. You were taken through into a small cinema which explained how harry potter world became to be. It was great to see how the stars enjoyed their time working and living around warner brothers studio. The crew that helped put together the sets, costumes, the designs, animations and much more. Then the screen lifted up and revealed the great halls doors.

Chess Pieces from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
It was a lot smaller than I expected aha! But it was magnificent. Each house had their uniform displayed with two great long tables filled with plates and culturally from the film. At the end of the great hall was Dumbledore's robes and podium. The detail on the podium was unreal it is covered in real gold and melted wax, the thought of how much effort went into creating it amazed me.  After we excited the great hall i had a look back and was shocked the walls were  made from plater board and plater as from the inside it looked like solid rock.

Left to Right: McGonagall, Dumbledore and Snape Costumes
The first section was all about the directors. They had videos explaining their experiences with each of the films. It was really wonderful to see how they enjoyed filming their own depiction of the books.

I am a little bias here as I also ended up buying a chocolate from the shop (naughty I know) but we found the chocolate feast. This was a beautiful display of creative chocolate designs and ice cream that were unbelievably realistic. We really couldn't believe our eyes, it looked like someone had just dished this all up just for us! Next to the chocolate feast was the ice carving display from the yule ball  it was utterly beautiful. The costumes were uniquely made for the yule ball, each character had their own costume to display their character. We also viewed the wigs used for many of the characters. They were so lifelike, each strand perfectly placed to create a natural look and flow from the characters movement.

Hagrid's Hut
Each set we viewed from the Gryffindor common room, Gryffindor dormitory, Dumbledore's office made me realise things iv never noticed in the films that really create the set, such as the portrait of  professor Mcgongall in the common room or all the portraits and how the layout of Dumbledore's office is set out to match the towers of the castle. I enjoyed the detail on his memory cabinet how each bottle had been hand written to create a lifelike feel. Another set that really amazed me was the potions room. They had created magic by using the potion pots and creating motorised spoons to stir the potions inside, I loved that something so simple could really make the set. Hagrids hut and the burrow really showed me how much effort really goes into creating a realistic set. I really appreciated how much people had paid attention to detail such as the weasley's family clock where prop makers outfitted it with new pendulums, gears and hands to make them feel realistic and like someone really had lived in them.

Potions Room
One thing that I was extremely excited to view was the special effects and visual effects room as I loved how they helped create the beautiful magical world.
The magic of green screen was opened up to me as I was allowed to ride on a broom and in the Weasleys car. I was allowed to wear a robe. The brooms they had which were created for comport for the riders giving them easy movement whilst using them. Creatures effects created a small section of a dragons back which the actors could interact with. Actors and stunt doubles were filmed on a green screen soundstage giving the visual effects team complete control, where the post-productions team of digital artist combined the section of the dragons back with a computer generated creature to final film scene.


Gringotts Vault Cart
Hagrid's Motorbike





























Hagrid's Motorised Head
I enjoyed viewing how the special effects team created the motorised characters. I was also shocked and surprised when I found out some of Hagrid's shots were actually a motorised machine covered in a lifelike latex movable face.


























Fawkes The Pheonix 


Three animatronic versions of Fawkes the phenix was created, an old mounted phenix, a new born phenix and a non mouthed adult phenix from these a computer generated version of Fawkes was created from the models of the bird.


























Hungarian Horntail Dragon Model Head


My absolute hands down favourite machine they made was the dragons. Not just because I have enjoyed dragons since I was young but how they created maquette which were scanned by visual effects who then created their own computer generated versions.

Latex Goblin Faces


Their was a small paper model of the Hogwarts castle which I found well detailed amazingly they created it from sketches bringing it too life.















Then I turned a corner to which I was gobsmacked to see a intricately detailed model of the Hogwarts castle. Created by a team of 86 artists and crew members who hand sculpted and built the school of witchcraft and wizardry. To make it more realistic the artists built miniature versions of courtyards and towers inspired by Alnwick castle and Durham cathedral. The model was filmed and with added digital effects to create breathtaking realistic views of the school and the land around it.

Hogwarts from above

Hogwarts from below
I would recommend this for anyone who enjoys from the books to the films even if you have only seen one. It really is an amazing experience and I would love to go back again here is a video from my experience.  Harry Potter World Video
For tickets and more information head to warner brothers Harry Potter studio tours website wbstudiotour Website



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Photoshoot Mayhem ! | That Pale Girl | Ruth Taylor Photography

As many people may or may not know I am a model. Part time and when I like to but none the less a alternative model.  My Modelling Page for anyone who is interested in that. But this is not why we are here.  In my spare time I am also a photographer these can also be found on my page but my most recent photos have been with a friend of mine. 

Meet Nikki

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Nikki ^^

Together myself and Nikki created a fashion photoset for you all !

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I hope you enjoyed this kind of post please leave a comment on if you enjoyed this post and want to see more of who I work and collaborate with as a photographer and a model 

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From Whom Inspire Me | ThatPaleGirl | Helon Anderson | Zoe London | NinkComPoop | Livingdeadgirll

This is an appreciation post really not going to lie aha 


Back when I went to download festival on the 13-15th June 2014 one of my favourite youtuber’s was doing a meet and greet at one of the lounges on the download site, I got to meet two Inspirational and gorgeous women. 

Me, Melon, Zoe 

I went to go meet Melonlady now known as Melon or Helen anderson. I had been watching Melon for around 3 years now, which is unbelievable as some youtubers you can get easily bored of them and lose interest. I still remember watching her first day in the life video, following her around. Now personally I think melon has matured and grown up alongside her youtube channel. She also skyrocketed up within the last year with help from her blog, youtube and PR and featuring in other famous bloggers and youtubers blogs and vlogs as well. 

I have a similar style to melon as I enjoy coloured hair, tattoos, piercings and the alternative style, but I also enjoy fashion as well especially visiting all the high street fashion shops on Oxford Street but also the markets in Camden Town. The reason I think i can relate to Melon so much is because she is a curvy lady and she takes pride in her appearance, eats healthily, exercises and looks after herself. Which is a great role model for teenagers and young girls these days.

Melon | Helon Anderson 



The other wonderful lady I meet was miss Zoe London, previously before download I will admit I knew about her, liked her style and all but never followed her on social media etc.. When I meet her she was the kindest lady ever a lot taller than expected though. I now read her blog daily, enjoying her videos daily. Her style is different to melon and I think its more mature, which I think I also need to balance out everything.  My style is also similar to zoe with the colourful hair to the way she dresses. If you haven’t checked her out I highly recommend that you do !

Zoe London 


Ninkcompoop is also another inspiration to me as I can relate to Ellie with age, Melon and Zoe are great but they are also much older than me so have more experiences. 
I love that she’s random and colourful, she is also very relatable as she likes little quirky things. Her videos are random , her family are very involved in the vlogs too which is wonderful as most people are camera shy. Also I can relate to her well as i have colourful hair and I used to have braces. Not that thats important. I enjoy watching her and checking out her daily life.

Nickcompoop | Ellie


A new edition to my inspiration list is Livingdeadgirll or Cori. She is a stunning punk lady who has a fabulous sense of style and creativity. She creates her own unique outfits and clothing items, which she now sells. She films herself explaining and showing viewers how to create such awesome clothing. She also is a lover of Blackmilk clothing which is pretty rad in my books as I love blackmail myself! Her hair colour changes daily but is always on point and looking beautiful too. She also includes her really Awesome looking boyfriend in her videos who has an amazing studded leather jacket ! That I am absolutely jealous of aha ! 

Livingdeadgirll | Cori


All of these Bloggers and Youtubers are worth checking out! I hope they inspire you as they inspire me 


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Insta Week #1





Iv seen a few people doing these recently and I thought it was a good , so heres my Insta week 1.

I got a repost of Tiny Treeline , I also got some Blackmilk in the post and a Blackmilk selfie, also a throw back to when my hair was a Midnight blue :3 


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Amethyst Day Dream


A while back I brought this beautiful handmade necklace from Tiny Treeline and I wanted to share with you this brand as many months later it is by far my most favourite and definitely most precious necklace I own. 

All her jewellery is really one of a kind and unique and no piece is the same, she has many different precious stones such as Quartz, Amethyst, Geode, Lapis and many, many more. She also uses gold chains which makes the jewellery even more precious and beautiful as it now sparkles that extra bit more in the sunlight.

I also really liked the packaging it came on , its like a old style tag for your post. Personally i think it's a brilliant idea and it complements the jewellery really well too.


This is my Very own tine treeline necklace made with Amethyst and with a 18k gold chain.


All images blow belong to Tiny Treeline
Links Down Below !









(Each piece of jewellery varies in the amount of gold used in the product ).

http://instagram.com/tiny_treeline/

https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/tinytreeline

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