Fan-made The Witcher movie looks promising

A Swiss cosplayer with the nickname swiss_witcher shared a bunch of photos on Reddit with a note that a fan film about Geralt of Rivia is in development. You can see from the photos that the team involved is taking a professional approach to the upcoming project. Besides the main character, we could also admire the Noonwraith, whose portrayal is probably the most impressive.

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The pictures show that the main inspiration for the creators is The Witcher 3 from 2015. Both Geralt's armor and the appearance of the Noonwraith are inspired by this installment of the series. The team managed to replicate the source material very faithfully.

However, this is just the beginning of a long journey. On his Instagram account, swiss_witcher shared two posts showing more photos from the set. One look at the photos gives the impression that the group is engaged and regularly discusses the next steps to be taken while filming. The production will be a short film, taking between 5 and 10 minutes. Nevertheless, everyone is ready for a larger project in the future.

The Instagram photo descriptions also included thanks to everyone involved in the project. For fans, this is a chance to present their own version of The Witcher. The finished video will appear on the YouTube. The creators wrote the script themselves and took inspiration from the game's quests.

Definitely, in the upcoming weeks, swiss_witcher will disclose fresh details, and we might even get the first teaser, giving us a glimpse of what's to come. As you can see, commitment and respect for the source material can yield good results right from the start. The following are involved in the production: swiss_witcher, linayacosplay, thanatos_memento_mori, meierkamer, gantmedia.agency, tabi_cosplays, sarah_karacsony, stordyr, wonderlustemporium, sovncosplay, der_dave_comedy, and pilzli_cosplay.

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