About one thousand people have had the exclusive opportunity to enjoy the film before the official release in Spain next May the 7th. The 3D auditorium of the theater was fully packed with children and parents eager to watch a real 3D adventure: Jana’s journey to the world of dreams, magic and imagination.
The winged horse, the giraffe, the sad lion, the magical ball and the African deserts and savannas have delighted and amazed audiences.

The whole music score has been completed after more than three weeks of intensive work in the sound studios. More thantwentypeople, ten musicians and twelve singers, from all over the world (Spain, UK, Ireland, US, Canada among others) have played for Magic Journey to Africa to record twenty songs in a wide range of styles: rock, pop, country, soul or reggae.
The music composer, David Giró, awarded for Mystery of the Nile’s soundtrack, has been working since the early beginning of Magic Journey to Africa to design a grippingfilm score that beyond doubt will leadaudiences to live an exciting experience at the theaters. Lyrics have been written by John Ward that worked in the past with Giró for The Nomad Experience and has also composed one of the songs of Magic Journey to Africa.

Nearly twenty girls from the Vivaldi Chorus of Catalunya, conducted by its director Òscar Boada, have sung nine songs for the music score of Magic Journey to Africa.
This chorus, that this year celebrates its 20th anniversary, is well renowned internationally for its tours and trips and it has been awarded in Spain and abroad several times.
The Vivaldi Chorus has been also involved in recording voices for the music score of other important films such us The bad education from Pedro Almodóvar or Fragile from Jaume Balagueró.

The postproduction team at Apuntolapospo studios is working long hours to incorporate each of the animated elements and visual effects into the frame and edit all scenes. All characters built in CGI are integrated over the real images shot in Africa. Each film frame is captured and scanned at 4k resolution. Whilst composing the frame, before the editing, one should take carefully into account perspective and depth in shot, as it is crucial to create a magical and touching atmosphere. The postproduction phase has to emphasize the visual quality and visual effects of the stereoscopic 3D in the screen, and thus lead audiences to experience a genuine and dreamy journey to Africa.