Synopsis:

The Goblet of Fire needs a much more cohesive tone to follow along with the rest, as the tone of the fourth movie is in many ways quite different from the rest of the series - not just in score and pacing, but in visual style and tone. I also noticed how Goblet of Fire Director, Mike Newell, tried to get back in some of all the warm, golden, cozy colors of Columbus' entries, and when listening in on the Commentary Track I found it odd how these choices came into play. Prisoner of Azkaban had a silver/brown color palette to it that looked very lived-in and real, and then suddenly Mike Newell decided to throw all of that away - despite all the critical acclaim for the visual style of the Prisoner of Azkaban, because he always liked the warm tone of the Columbus' movies, yet he continued with the visual presentation (Hogwarts tracking shots and movie style editing) created by Alfonso in PoA. The entire movie is tonally and stylistically confusing, and that was the most important thing for me to fix - along with franchise continuity.

Intentions:

To create a consistent entry to an established franchise, and improve upon pacing, tone and logic. And to please Harry Potter fans.

Change List:

Watch the film ;)

Additional Notes:

A lot of patience, rotoscoping, color grading, audio mixing and love and passion.

Other Sources:

Harry Potter - The Complete Soundtrack.

Special Thanks:

JJPotter (for high-quality deleted scenes) theryaney (for an amazing cover art) Freesound.org (for an amazing library of free sounds for me to create awesome audio mixes).