In a recent tweet from Eclipse director David Slade, he shared a picture of Howard Shore and the conductor at the Abbey Rd Studios with the Orchestra, and let us know that the Eclipse sound score has finished recording!

LOVING all the Eclipse news tonight!!

[Source: Twitter]

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As we all know by now — yesterday was quite the eventful day. Rumourville was up front and center when it came to Eclipse. If you need to be filled in go here and here.

Eclipse director David Slade tweeted earlier in the day about being in London working on the Eclipse score and about the reshoot rumours that were out full force yesterday -

David probably sat back and laughed over all the BS that went down yesterday!

[Source: Twitter. Thanks, Vampwannab, Sparks, and Leah!]

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More information is coming in from our Twilight Saga Drama Filled Wednesday! HitFix.com has now released information in regards to the supposed reshoot of certain Eclipse scenes that we previously reported -

Rumors and gossip have followed the “Twilight Saga” ever since the first film created an uproar at the box office a year and a half ago.  From the personal relationship between the stars to who will direct which sequel, it’s been a non-stop job for Summit Entertainment to put out one fire after another.  That continued today.

This morning Canadian gossip site Lainey Gossip reported that reshoots of two key scenes for the forthcoming “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse” were occurring in Vancouver next week.  The pundit also floated that because of “creative differences” with the studio director David Slade wouldn’t oversee the reshoots and that former helmers Catherine Hardwicke (“Twilight”) and Chris Weitz (“New Moon”) could step in instead.  Because the outlet is based in the city and has been correct on a number stories regarding the franchise before, many media took the report with a hint of credibility which was a mistake.

HitFix has learned that Slade, who is currently overseeing the film’s score in London, would be headed to Vancouver himself to film what are obvstentively pick up shots, not reshot scenes. Pick up shots are cut into already completed scenes and can be necessary because of anything from bad lighting, a faulty print or a missing expression or line that was determined in editing.  Reshoots insinuate a completely new scene being inserted into a picture.

Additionally, a Summit spokesperson told HitFix that the shoot has been planned for months, the picture is not in “trouble” and, in fact, the studio thinks it may be the best of the three so far. Considering, this writer has heard praise for “Eclipse’s” script, that’s easy to believe. The spokesperson also noted that reshoot timing is three days or less, is not a lot of material and furthermore, they do not involve the meadow scene or any action scenes whatsoever.

Fans will be able to decide their opinion on Slade’s vision for “Eclipse” when the film opens nationwide on June 30.

The above information is quite similar to what we reported from Gossip Cop earlier.

VaLaineyMort = EPIC fail!

Rest assured guys — Eclipse will be ok.

[Source: HitFix.com]

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Lainey Gossip is reporting that there is some trouble on the home front for Eclipse. What we thought was previously finished film, may not be -

Multiple sources have confirmed to me that some key scenes need to be reshot including footage between “Bella” and “Edward” in the meadow and a few fight sequences. They’ve been waiting for weeks to confirm dates but have had to work around Robert Pattinson’s schedule. Originally they needed 7 days but now, due to his other commitments, it’s been proposed that they work for 3 days with the crew putting in 18 hours each day. This should happen in Vancouver in the new few weeks.

What’s more interesting is WHO would actually direct the reshoot. David Slade is the director for Eclipse. But I’m told that apparently David Slade’s relationship with Summit has been… not great. Creative differences. At one point things had supposedly deteriorated to the point that they were actually considering hiring someone else to reshoot in Vancouver. Some of the names tossed around? Chris Weitz and Catherine Hardwicke. Hardwicke is in Vancouver working on another new film to go in the summer. They’re looking at delaying that project and Hardwicke has been spotted undercover checking out studio and location space for the Eclipse reshoot.

Having said that, Slade and Summit are now communicating on better terms. And there is still a good possibility he could come back to Vancouver to complete his film. As of Monday, no final decision about a director had been made. Will keep you posted.

Wow.

Comment away!

[Source: LaineyGossip. Thank you to everyone who sent this in!!!]

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Eclipse director  David Slade recently shared with his followers (via Twitter) information in regards to the newest Eclipse trailer (not yet released)  -

For those of you who are looking for this specific tweet on David’s Twitter account — it is gone! He deleted it. Hehe. I LOVE it when the tweets something, then deletes it! It’s like we are all a part of his little secret info group! LOL

[Thanks, MarryMeRobert, Yhorleny, and 5ctBauble!]

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Here’s a funny Eclipse trailer spoof!  The best part is Eclipse director David Slade tweeted it!  LOL! 

“There’s room up here….on my lap.” LOL! 

[Source: DAVID_A_SLADE]

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Eclipse director David Slade tweeted this earlier. 

Oh thank you Mr. Slade!  We need lots of Edward.   I love that he is working through the weekend.   

Please!  Please!  A trailer soon?  A new promo photo?  Movie Still?  

[Source: David_A_Slade.  Thanks Diana, Kim & Seasky75!]

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David Slade tweeted this on Wednesday, January 27 about the the studio’s first screening of Eclipse in phase 1.

Twilight Examiner says this about David Slade’s latest tweet.

After months and months of reading Slade’s countless updates about the post-production process (which seems, by the way, incredibly taxing and tedious), it seems that things are finally coming to a head and the editing process is nearing completion.

A director’s cut of a film, of course, is not the final cut (and it probably won’t even be made available to the public). The final cut is usually reserved for someone in the studio, who can make a few adjustments here and there to make the film more presentable in the box office. Those changes, for the most part, are not usually drastic. (Obviously, with varying studio interests and agendas, that statement is a heavily case-by-case matter. Who’s to say how many changes will be necessary for Eclipse.)

For the meantime, though, this news means that things are progressing in the completion arena. While that doesn’t necessarily give us any indication of when we should expect the first trailer for the film (though prior speculations may still be applicable), it does mean that the film is that much closer to being finished and ready for the theaters!

 :D 

I’m patient. I can wait for the trailer.  Can we have a new photo from Eclipse though? 

[Source: David_A_Slade. TwilightExaminer. Thanks MCNutters!]

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