They are markings which identify the person as a man to be feared and respected. The tattoos on Sirius Black's body and hands are borrowed from Russian prison gangs. David Thewlis was originally considered to play Professor Quirrell in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. The set for Honeydukes was previously used as Olivander's Wand Shop in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, and Flourish and Blotts in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Filming was halted following the vandalization of the train used as the Hogwarts Express. He is also to make a cameo appearance in the film in a scene in the Three Broomsticks pub. He is the first illusionist to have worked on any of the series of films. He taught magic to several members of the cast including Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson (Harry and Hermione) and worked extensively to create physical magical effects.
Illusionist Paul Kieve served as a consultant.
The cast was told that the Honeydukes candy was lacquer-coated, when in fact it wasn't, to prevent candy from disappearing between takes. Honeydukes "is floor-to-ceiling psychedelia" and includes Mexican skulls made of sugar.
The filmmakers liked the way it looked but realized that this would be an impossible task, so in the end they decided to use CGI to create the dementors.
Puppeteer Basil Twist showed them a technique that involved putting the puppet in water and shooting it in slow motion with the film reversed. The filmmakers tried a basic technique with a dementor puppet floating in the breeze but weren't satisfied with the way it looked. Originally, Alfonso Cuarón wasn't thrilled with the idea of using CGI and wanted to use more traditional techniques such as puppetry. The effects team spent six months creating the dementors. He only laughs at the TV and gives two gasps of surprise. Emma Thompson accepted the role of Professor Trelawney to impress her four-year-old daughter, Gaia Wise. Tilda Swinton was originally offered the role but declined.
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