Posts Tagged ‘star wars’
Are Deep Fakes the Future of A-List Casting?
Will the deep fake phenomenon enter a new phase of acceptance, or remain as an underground geek’s parlor game?
Splitting Focus: Secrets of the Split-Field Diopter
The split-field diopter is a practical lens attachment that can add an unusual and visually exciting effect to your movie. Here’s what you need to know.
The Multimedia Worldbuilding of the Star Wars Legends Franchise
What do the Star Wars comics, games, and novels offer this multi-layered franchise? Go in-depth to discover how diverse storytelling can build a universe.
Post-Production Lessons from a Star Wars Restoration
Learn how you can master post-production techniques by reworking older movies in this detailed, shot-by-shot video tutorial.
Do or Do Not: How I Launched My Career with Star Wars
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, I worked on two of the first three episodes of Star Wars.
Bond-Inspired Star Wars Titles: Q&A with Kurt Rauffer
The artist behind the Star Wars/James Bond crossover credit sequence talks about how he created his homage to The Empire Strikes Back.
Creating the Cloud City Duel from The Empire Strikes Back
Let’s take a behind-the-scenes look at Vader and Luke’s Cloud City duel from The Empire Strikes Back.
Why ‘The Force Awakens’ Feels Like ‘A New Hope’
As Disney prepares to release quite possibly the biggest film of all time, let’s take a look at why and how The Force Awakens feels like A …
3 Filmmaking Lessons From the Production of The Force Awakens
Star Wars sets some great examples for aspiring filmmakers. In fact, lessons can even be found in the very brief behind-the-scenes looks we’ve had at The Force …
How to Recreate Star Wars Practical Effects
Recreate the groundbreaking Star Wars practical effects with this fun collection of tools and tutorials.
J.J. Abrams: Master of Mystery, King of the Nerds
Storytelling is the most important part of the filmmaking process. For writer/director J.J. Abrams, it’s something that he’s spent a lifetime mastering.
The Recurring Myth Behind Your Favorite Films
For filmmakers and storytellers looking to make an emotional impact on their audience, there may be no more powerful tool than the concept of ‘the hero’s journey.’