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Twilight: The Complete Illustrated Movie Companion is a book by Mark Cotta Vaz that features exclusive images and information about the making of the film Twilight.

The book consists of six parts: "Forbidden Love", "The World of Twilight", "Secrets of the Vampires", "The Cullens", "Elemental Forces", and "Enough for Forever". Vaz dedicated the book to his niece, Katelin Vaz Labat.


What you will find in the book

"Twilight: The Complete Illustrated Movie Companion" presents the making into a movie of the story millions of people, from teenagers to adults around the globe fell in love with, the world of "Twilight".There is a lot of information, almost everything you would want to know about the movie written with such care and dedication from its author, Mark Cotta Vaz.

The first few pages of the book contain information regarding the "birth" of Twilight, which S.M. claimed was the 2nd of June,2003, when she had a dream about an ordinary girl and a beautiful vampire "chatting" animatedly in the woods. S.M. remembers the exact date of the dream, and she says it's because the next day,her boys were to have their first swimming lesson.There is an ongoing comparison of the "Twilight" vampires, and vampires from folklore throughout the first chapter of the book.

The book is also richly quoted, almost every page containing at least one, which gives us a lot of different perspectives over the movie, a fact for which "Twihards" should be excited.

"Forbidden Love"

The first chapter of the book starts with the presentation of "Twilight", the book, where the story is simply put into a few lines,then M.C.V. gets to the bottom of it, said bottom being the creation of "Twilight", a dream S.M. had.It is explained how vampires from the Twilight Universe are different from "regular" or "folklore" vampires.


"The World of Twilight"

The second chapter of the book focuses on finding the right spots for filming, the weather, and the work and collaboration of the staff.

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