Jon Snow and Arya Stark in the latest Game of Thrones Season 8 promo

Game of Thrones fans are eagerly awaiting a second HBO trailer and can no longer stand their desire to live for the new season, although it only remains 15 days before its release. A second trailer may be the subject of wishful thinking, as it may give some major scenes and stage new season plays outside of Battle of Winterfell – we do not know – we have recently received a new promotion behind the scenes of Game of Thrones. Although it does not contain any new scene of season 8, all hardcore fans can however have an overview of the stunts performed behind the camera that actually have a very different appearance from the finalized version.

Game of Thrones has been abandoned recently. Another behind-the-scenes promotion featuring team members tells us that stuntmen have worked hard to bring the major battles in the series to life. The Stunt Coordinator Rowley Ilram, who was badociated with many brutal and awesome actions and who played episodes like A Dance with Dragons, Fire, and Blood and the Spoils of War gives you a look at the amount of hard work put into bringing these fantastic scenes to life. He begins by saying,

"When we read the scenes, there is a journey in there … I have to try to find a way to achieve what is in the pages and make it interesting. You [have to] choreographed and then I said to myself, "How can I do it safely?" … We are trying to create this very dynamic frame of action … We would like to go home at the end of the day and no one … "

About the attack on the booty train of season 7, where Daenerys has burned a number of Lannister and Tarly's soldiers alive, the members of the looted party. crew revealed that it was the first time that they were putting so many fire stuntmen. Rowley, in the promo, reveals:

"Basically, we burned more people than others and we have some mental preparation, but it's really controlled, it's a real process. We often repeat things: we put masks on people, we accompany them where we are going to burn the flames, the hands on the shoulders of the security guys and we align them … "

"We then practice methodically, but what we have as our fire dance, that is, when you are burned – the road you take to smother you guys " reveals a stuntman."

"We have guys who cover them all the time … We only burn them for 15 seconds, which avoids a significant heat transfer. . They [stunt performers] wear three layers of Nomex underwear – they do not burn and melt like a synthetic fabric, they are dipped in a fire retardant gel … then they put on a thin rain garment … there is a garment cut fire that … then a protective suit over the fire protection suit, then the suits … there are a lot of layers, "adds adds Rowley.

"The show continues to grow … during the new truck, we made twenty in a truck that was a wreck … We l & rsquo; We wanted to create a record and everyone likes it. It was a shot that was the wall of the shield and everyone went in there … I had a goal, not only a record … it's a little stressful but with all the stunt work, it's This is to control this stress and channel it … The fear is really good – Fear will keep you safe, but you just have to channel this fear and use that energy to achieve what you want realize … "

Let's talk a little bit about season 8 – well, not the scenes that he worked for, Rowley says:

" I wanted to finish … I probably would not come back for season 8 but I think that Story is almost ready to be told completely … it's a little bit in a bit of sadness but I'm not sure what's going on. I'm proud to be part of it for four years … I did half and I enjoyed every moment … I will always look very tenderly. gives us some hopes for the last season, which has already been teased by members of the cast who call it more bloody, full of action, and it art destroying at the same time. Watch the full video released by Game of Thrones here: