Star-Trek Fan Productions - The complete AnthologyDavid Zusiman
This document provides an overview of Star Trek fan productions. It discusses several full-length fan films and television series set in different eras of the Star Trek universe. These include Star Trek: New Voyages, Star Trek Continues, Star Trek: Hidden Frontier, and Star Trek: Renegades. It also mentions several animated and parody fan productions. The document suggests that fan productions are growing in quality and popularity, using improved technology, actors, and crowdfunding. It predicts that new fan-made content will continue to explore and expand the Star Trek universe.
Here are the key terms with definitions:
Production (front)
The process of making a film, including development, financing, filming, editing, etc.
Subs (back)
Short for subtitles, text displayed on screen to translate dialogue or provide other information.
Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studio produced WALL-E, which was directed by Andrew Stanton and had a $180 million budget. This large budget allowed the filmmakers to hire top Hollywood talent in visual effects, lighting, and camera work. WALL-E was a financial success, grossing over $521 million worldwide, due to its high production values and Pixar's reputation for quality films. The marketing campaign included three teaser posters and trailers, as well as a Super Bowl commercial, to generate anticipation. Despite not having big-name stars, WALL-E was very popular due to the Pixar brand and its imaginative storytelling that advanced the animation medium.
King Kong was a pioneering film that utilized groundbreaking special effects for its time, such as an 18-inch model of Kong that appeared 50 feet tall on screen. The film inspired many modern effects through techniques like stop-motion animation. Legendary special effects artist Ray Harryhausen is renowned for his use of stop-motion to bring fantastical creatures and scenes to life in films like Jason and the Argonauts.
This document discusses how new media has influenced film aesthetics and narrative. Some key impacts include the rise of short films for online/mobile distribution mirroring early cinema, the increased use of digital effects and spectacle, and films being influenced by the look and narratives of video games. It also discusses the concepts of "spectacle" and how digital technologies have changed film language through tools like CGI and 360 degree shots. Early cinema is analyzed through the lens of being "attractions" rather than narrative films.
Avatar was directed by James Cameron and produced by 20th Century Fox. It had a budget of $237 million and was filmed using performance capture technology developed by Cameron. The film was distributed worldwide by 20th Century Fox in December 2009 on over 14,000 screens. It became the highest grossing film of all time with $2.78 billion in global box office sales. While praised for its visual effects, the film also received some criticism for its plot and messaging.
A marketing pitch proposes advertising a film called "Dam Wrecked" by selling toy planes based on those in the film, army jackets with character photos, and wax figures of the characters to attract collectors and cinema audiences. The film involves an Italian man who finds a video of a scientist, pilot, and professor making a bomb to wreck a dam in Italy. The pitch requests funding from the BFI for the independent film.
Jake Scully, a paraplegic former Marine, takes his brother's place on a mission to Pandora in 2154. Pandora is inhabited by 10-foot tall Na'vi and is being mined for the valuable mineral unobtanium. Jake infiltrates the Na'vi tribe by operating an "avatar," a genetically engineered Na'vi-human hybrid. He grows close to the Na'vi and falls in love with one named Neytiri. However, the military plans to destroy the Na'vi tribe. This forces Jake to choose between helping the Na'vi or assisting the military in their plans, setting up the central conflict of the film.
Star-Trek Fan Productions - The complete AnthologyDavid Zusiman
This document provides an overview of Star Trek fan productions. It discusses several full-length fan films and television series set in different eras of the Star Trek universe. These include Star Trek: New Voyages, Star Trek Continues, Star Trek: Hidden Frontier, and Star Trek: Renegades. It also mentions several animated and parody fan productions. The document suggests that fan productions are growing in quality and popularity, using improved technology, actors, and crowdfunding. It predicts that new fan-made content will continue to explore and expand the Star Trek universe.
Here are the key terms with definitions:
Production (front)
The process of making a film, including development, financing, filming, editing, etc.
Subs (back)
Short for subtitles, text displayed on screen to translate dialogue or provide other information.
Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation Studio produced WALL-E, which was directed by Andrew Stanton and had a $180 million budget. This large budget allowed the filmmakers to hire top Hollywood talent in visual effects, lighting, and camera work. WALL-E was a financial success, grossing over $521 million worldwide, due to its high production values and Pixar's reputation for quality films. The marketing campaign included three teaser posters and trailers, as well as a Super Bowl commercial, to generate anticipation. Despite not having big-name stars, WALL-E was very popular due to the Pixar brand and its imaginative storytelling that advanced the animation medium.
King Kong was a pioneering film that utilized groundbreaking special effects for its time, such as an 18-inch model of Kong that appeared 50 feet tall on screen. The film inspired many modern effects through techniques like stop-motion animation. Legendary special effects artist Ray Harryhausen is renowned for his use of stop-motion to bring fantastical creatures and scenes to life in films like Jason and the Argonauts.
This document discusses how new media has influenced film aesthetics and narrative. Some key impacts include the rise of short films for online/mobile distribution mirroring early cinema, the increased use of digital effects and spectacle, and films being influenced by the look and narratives of video games. It also discusses the concepts of "spectacle" and how digital technologies have changed film language through tools like CGI and 360 degree shots. Early cinema is analyzed through the lens of being "attractions" rather than narrative films.
Avatar was directed by James Cameron and produced by 20th Century Fox. It had a budget of $237 million and was filmed using performance capture technology developed by Cameron. The film was distributed worldwide by 20th Century Fox in December 2009 on over 14,000 screens. It became the highest grossing film of all time with $2.78 billion in global box office sales. While praised for its visual effects, the film also received some criticism for its plot and messaging.
A marketing pitch proposes advertising a film called "Dam Wrecked" by selling toy planes based on those in the film, army jackets with character photos, and wax figures of the characters to attract collectors and cinema audiences. The film involves an Italian man who finds a video of a scientist, pilot, and professor making a bomb to wreck a dam in Italy. The pitch requests funding from the BFI for the independent film.
Jake Scully, a paraplegic former Marine, takes his brother's place on a mission to Pandora in 2154. Pandora is inhabited by 10-foot tall Na'vi and is being mined for the valuable mineral unobtanium. Jake infiltrates the Na'vi tribe by operating an "avatar," a genetically engineered Na'vi-human hybrid. He grows close to the Na'vi and falls in love with one named Neytiri. However, the military plans to destroy the Na'vi tribe. This forces Jake to choose between helping the Na'vi or assisting the military in their plans, setting up the central conflict of the film.
1) Spectre was produced by Eon Productions and distributed by MGM and Columbia Pictures. It had a budget of $245 million, making it one of the most expensive films ever made.
2) The film was directed by Sam Mendes and starred Daniel Craig in his fourth film as James Bond. It was filmed on location in Mexico, Morocco, Italy and Austria as well as the UK.
3) Marketing efforts for Spectre were extensive and included traditional campaigns as well as partnerships with brands like Heineken, Omega watches, and Sony phones for product placement both in the film and advertisements.
Thor: The Dark World was a big-budget sequel produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios. It had a large marketing campaign including comic preludes, two trailers released months before the film, and promotions at Comic-Con and D23 Expo to appeal to fans of the Marvel universe. The film was released globally in October 2013 and earned over $644 million worldwide, due in part to its built-in audience as a sequel and its connections to other Marvel films.
Thor: The Dark World was a big-budget sequel produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios. It had a large marketing budget that included two trailers, tie-in products, a comic prelude, and appearances by the cast at Comic-Con and Disney expo. The film was a financial success, grossing over $600 million globally thanks to its built-in audience from the first Thor film and The Avengers, and its appeal to fans of the Marvel comics. It benefited from extensive synergies and cross-media promotion across Disney and Marvel properties.
10 Movies with Amazing Visual Effects.pptxMotion Edits
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The document provides information on four films produced and distributed by different film companies:
- Vertigo Films produced Monsters (2010) and Streetdance 2 (2012)
- Warner Bros Pictures produced The Dark Knight Rises (2012) and American Sniper (2015)
- Warp Films produced Tyrannosaur (2011)
It then gives details on the directors, actors, budgets, filming locations, distribution and box office performance of each film. Information on Ollie, Tyler and Bertie's involvement with the different films is also provided.
1) Production company founded by Noel Clarke to produce the film The Anomaly, which tells the story of a soldier who awakens in the back of a van with 9 minutes and 47 seconds to figure out how he got there. 2) The film is in post-production and promotional posters have been released online, though no trailer yet. 3) The film is low-budget for a Hollywood film at £1.6 million, and had a limited one-day US release, though Clarke hopes audiences will consider the low budget.
This case study examines the 2012 film Johnny English Reborn. It discusses the film's production company Working Title, its director Oliver Parker, and stars Rowan Atkinson, Gillian Anderson, and Daniel Kaluuya. The film had a $45 million budget which was financed through Working Title's partnership with Universal Studios. During production, the film did not encounter any major issues and was shot both in studios and on location. Johnny English Reborn was distributed digitally, helping to market it to broad audiences.
The document provides details about the production of several films. It discusses who directed Monster (2010), including Gareth Edwards, and the actors Scoot McNairy and Whitney Able. It notes the budgets and filming locations used for Monster (2010), Street Dance 2 (2012), The Dark Knight Rises (2012), and American Sniper (2015). The document also outlines the distribution companies and marketing strategies employed for each film.
Guardians of the Galaxy was produced by Marvel Studios and directed by James Gunn. It had a large budget of $170 million, which was spent on special effects like green screens and props to create the space scenes and ships. Disney focused 40% of the marketing in the final week before release, and promoted the new characters heavily on social media. The film was released in July 2014 during summer holidays and starred popular actors like Chris Pratt and Zoe Saldana, helping contribute to its financial success grossing over $773 million worldwide.
This document discusses how Star Wars fans in the digital era have created and shared fan-generated works using new digital tools and platforms. It provides examples of fan films, animations, games, costumes and more that remix and expand upon the original Star Wars universe. The document explores how fan works both leverage existing franchises but also create new creative expressions and opportunities.
The document provides details about the production, marketing, and release of the 2015 film Jurassic World. It discusses the film's announcement in 2013, the use of teaser trailers beginning in late 2014, and its worldwide theatrical release from May to August 2015. It also summarizes box office records set by the film, with a worldwide gross of over $1.6 billion on a $150 million budget. Key aspects of the film's marketing campaign through social media, trailers, websites, and apps are outlined.
The Force Awakens was a major blockbuster film produced by Disney and Lucasfilm. It had an immense budget of $245M and brought in over $1.87B at the global box office. The film appealed to both long-time Star Wars fans as well as younger audiences through its hybrid genre, use of practical effects and CGI, and marketing partnerships. It was distributed widely through Disney's major studio resources and released in over 4,000 theaters globally.
Ridley Scott - Director's Research ProjectJon Corippo
Ridley Scott is an English film director known for his distinctive visual style. He was born in South Shields, England and moved around frequently as a child due to his father's career in the army. Scott began his career making television commercials and short films in the UK. His first major film was 1977's The Duellists. Scott is renowned for his films such as Alien, Blade Runner, Thelma & Louise, and Gladiator. He is known for his strong visual style, extensive storyboarding, and use of landscape and atmosphere to enhance his storytelling.
The document provides an overview of key facts and figures about the global film industry. It discusses that in 2018, US box office revenue was $10.7 billion with 417,000 people employed in motion picture and sound recording industries. The average hourly wage in the motion picture industry was $33 in 2017. It also summarizes the history and development of the film industry from its origins with Edison and the Lumiere brothers to the present day where 6 major companies dominate the industry. Digital technology has significantly impacted production, distribution and exhibition of films globally.
Ridley Scott is an English film director known for his detailed production design and atmospheric lighting. He was born in 1937 and raised in a military family, moving frequently as a child. Scott studied art and helped establish the film department at the Royal College of Art. Some of his most famous films include Alien, Blade Runner, and Gladiator. Scott hand draws detailed storyboards, or "Ridleygrams," for his films and favors a slow build of tension. He is also known for strong female leads and sweeping landscapes in his films.
This document summarizes the history and development of movies from the novelty stage through Eadweard Muybridge's pioneering work with multiple cameras to capture animal motion, to the entrepreneurial stage with Edison's creation of early movie technologies. It then discusses the rise of the studio system in Hollywood and how studios gained control over production, distribution and exhibition. Finally, it briefly discusses more recent transformations including the shift to digital formats.
Monsters (2010) was an independent sci-fi film directed and produced by Gareth Edwards. It had a very low budget of $500,000 and was filmed using consumer cameras across locations in Central and North America by a crew of only seven people. The film starred unknown actors Scoot McNairy and Whitney Able. It received a limited theatrical release and modest box office returns but positive reviews for Edwards' special effects and direction. The film is now available to rent or purchase on DVD and streaming platforms.
This document discusses several influential films from 1940-present and the techniques they employed. It covers Citizen Kane (1941), which used deep focus and low-angled shots. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) developed techniques to surprise audiences. Star Wars (1977) incorporated motion control photography. The Terminator (1984) used force perspective shots. Pulp Fiction (1994) had a nonlinear storyline. The Matrix (1999) introduced virtual camera technology.
The document discusses the production and distribution of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It notes that Lucasfilm was previously owned by George Lucas but was acquired by Disney in 2012. 20th Century Fox was a major distributor of the previous Star Wars films and retained some distribution rights, while Disney had overall release rights. The film had a large budget of $175-200 million for production and $66 million for marketing, which included billboards, posters, and highly viewed trailers.
NewhouseSU COM 107 Communications and Society #NH1074Ward - Ch. 6 SlideshowDr. William J. Ward
1) Technology has greatly impacted the movie industry since its inception, from the invention of celluloid to advancements like 3D.
2) The Hollywood studio system rose to power in the 1920s through practices like block booking and vertical integration that dominated the industry.
3) Television posed a challenge to Hollywood in the 1950s, leading studios to adapt through new technologies and genres, though they remain a major force today through consolidation and blockbuster hits.
The simplified electron and muon model, Oscillating Spacetime: The Foundation...RitikBhardwaj56
Discover the Simplified Electron and Muon Model: A New Wave-Based Approach to Understanding Particles delves into a groundbreaking theory that presents electrons and muons as rotating soliton waves within oscillating spacetime. Geared towards students, researchers, and science buffs, this book breaks down complex ideas into simple explanations. It covers topics such as electron waves, temporal dynamics, and the implications of this model on particle physics. With clear illustrations and easy-to-follow explanations, readers will gain a new outlook on the universe's fundamental nature.
This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
1) Spectre was produced by Eon Productions and distributed by MGM and Columbia Pictures. It had a budget of $245 million, making it one of the most expensive films ever made.
2) The film was directed by Sam Mendes and starred Daniel Craig in his fourth film as James Bond. It was filmed on location in Mexico, Morocco, Italy and Austria as well as the UK.
3) Marketing efforts for Spectre were extensive and included traditional campaigns as well as partnerships with brands like Heineken, Omega watches, and Sony phones for product placement both in the film and advertisements.
Thor: The Dark World was a big-budget sequel produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios. It had a large marketing campaign including comic preludes, two trailers released months before the film, and promotions at Comic-Con and D23 Expo to appeal to fans of the Marvel universe. The film was released globally in October 2013 and earned over $644 million worldwide, due in part to its built-in audience as a sequel and its connections to other Marvel films.
Thor: The Dark World was a big-budget sequel produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Walt Disney Studios. It had a large marketing budget that included two trailers, tie-in products, a comic prelude, and appearances by the cast at Comic-Con and Disney expo. The film was a financial success, grossing over $600 million globally thanks to its built-in audience from the first Thor film and The Avengers, and its appeal to fans of the Marvel comics. It benefited from extensive synergies and cross-media promotion across Disney and Marvel properties.
10 Movies with Amazing Visual Effects.pptxMotion Edits
Immerse Yourself in the World of Visual Marvels with These 10 Movies That Showcase Astonishing Visual Effects. Prepare to Be Awed by Cinematic Spectacles!
The document provides information on four films produced and distributed by different film companies:
- Vertigo Films produced Monsters (2010) and Streetdance 2 (2012)
- Warner Bros Pictures produced The Dark Knight Rises (2012) and American Sniper (2015)
- Warp Films produced Tyrannosaur (2011)
It then gives details on the directors, actors, budgets, filming locations, distribution and box office performance of each film. Information on Ollie, Tyler and Bertie's involvement with the different films is also provided.
1) Production company founded by Noel Clarke to produce the film The Anomaly, which tells the story of a soldier who awakens in the back of a van with 9 minutes and 47 seconds to figure out how he got there. 2) The film is in post-production and promotional posters have been released online, though no trailer yet. 3) The film is low-budget for a Hollywood film at £1.6 million, and had a limited one-day US release, though Clarke hopes audiences will consider the low budget.
This case study examines the 2012 film Johnny English Reborn. It discusses the film's production company Working Title, its director Oliver Parker, and stars Rowan Atkinson, Gillian Anderson, and Daniel Kaluuya. The film had a $45 million budget which was financed through Working Title's partnership with Universal Studios. During production, the film did not encounter any major issues and was shot both in studios and on location. Johnny English Reborn was distributed digitally, helping to market it to broad audiences.
The document provides details about the production of several films. It discusses who directed Monster (2010), including Gareth Edwards, and the actors Scoot McNairy and Whitney Able. It notes the budgets and filming locations used for Monster (2010), Street Dance 2 (2012), The Dark Knight Rises (2012), and American Sniper (2015). The document also outlines the distribution companies and marketing strategies employed for each film.
Guardians of the Galaxy was produced by Marvel Studios and directed by James Gunn. It had a large budget of $170 million, which was spent on special effects like green screens and props to create the space scenes and ships. Disney focused 40% of the marketing in the final week before release, and promoted the new characters heavily on social media. The film was released in July 2014 during summer holidays and starred popular actors like Chris Pratt and Zoe Saldana, helping contribute to its financial success grossing over $773 million worldwide.
This document discusses how Star Wars fans in the digital era have created and shared fan-generated works using new digital tools and platforms. It provides examples of fan films, animations, games, costumes and more that remix and expand upon the original Star Wars universe. The document explores how fan works both leverage existing franchises but also create new creative expressions and opportunities.
The document provides details about the production, marketing, and release of the 2015 film Jurassic World. It discusses the film's announcement in 2013, the use of teaser trailers beginning in late 2014, and its worldwide theatrical release from May to August 2015. It also summarizes box office records set by the film, with a worldwide gross of over $1.6 billion on a $150 million budget. Key aspects of the film's marketing campaign through social media, trailers, websites, and apps are outlined.
The Force Awakens was a major blockbuster film produced by Disney and Lucasfilm. It had an immense budget of $245M and brought in over $1.87B at the global box office. The film appealed to both long-time Star Wars fans as well as younger audiences through its hybrid genre, use of practical effects and CGI, and marketing partnerships. It was distributed widely through Disney's major studio resources and released in over 4,000 theaters globally.
Ridley Scott - Director's Research ProjectJon Corippo
Ridley Scott is an English film director known for his distinctive visual style. He was born in South Shields, England and moved around frequently as a child due to his father's career in the army. Scott began his career making television commercials and short films in the UK. His first major film was 1977's The Duellists. Scott is renowned for his films such as Alien, Blade Runner, Thelma & Louise, and Gladiator. He is known for his strong visual style, extensive storyboarding, and use of landscape and atmosphere to enhance his storytelling.
The document provides an overview of key facts and figures about the global film industry. It discusses that in 2018, US box office revenue was $10.7 billion with 417,000 people employed in motion picture and sound recording industries. The average hourly wage in the motion picture industry was $33 in 2017. It also summarizes the history and development of the film industry from its origins with Edison and the Lumiere brothers to the present day where 6 major companies dominate the industry. Digital technology has significantly impacted production, distribution and exhibition of films globally.
Ridley Scott is an English film director known for his detailed production design and atmospheric lighting. He was born in 1937 and raised in a military family, moving frequently as a child. Scott studied art and helped establish the film department at the Royal College of Art. Some of his most famous films include Alien, Blade Runner, and Gladiator. Scott hand draws detailed storyboards, or "Ridleygrams," for his films and favors a slow build of tension. He is also known for strong female leads and sweeping landscapes in his films.
This document summarizes the history and development of movies from the novelty stage through Eadweard Muybridge's pioneering work with multiple cameras to capture animal motion, to the entrepreneurial stage with Edison's creation of early movie technologies. It then discusses the rise of the studio system in Hollywood and how studios gained control over production, distribution and exhibition. Finally, it briefly discusses more recent transformations including the shift to digital formats.
Monsters (2010) was an independent sci-fi film directed and produced by Gareth Edwards. It had a very low budget of $500,000 and was filmed using consumer cameras across locations in Central and North America by a crew of only seven people. The film starred unknown actors Scoot McNairy and Whitney Able. It received a limited theatrical release and modest box office returns but positive reviews for Edwards' special effects and direction. The film is now available to rent or purchase on DVD and streaming platforms.
This document discusses several influential films from 1940-present and the techniques they employed. It covers Citizen Kane (1941), which used deep focus and low-angled shots. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) developed techniques to surprise audiences. Star Wars (1977) incorporated motion control photography. The Terminator (1984) used force perspective shots. Pulp Fiction (1994) had a nonlinear storyline. The Matrix (1999) introduced virtual camera technology.
The document discusses the production and distribution of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It notes that Lucasfilm was previously owned by George Lucas but was acquired by Disney in 2012. 20th Century Fox was a major distributor of the previous Star Wars films and retained some distribution rights, while Disney had overall release rights. The film had a large budget of $175-200 million for production and $66 million for marketing, which included billboards, posters, and highly viewed trailers.
NewhouseSU COM 107 Communications and Society #NH1074Ward - Ch. 6 SlideshowDr. William J. Ward
1) Technology has greatly impacted the movie industry since its inception, from the invention of celluloid to advancements like 3D.
2) The Hollywood studio system rose to power in the 1920s through practices like block booking and vertical integration that dominated the industry.
3) Television posed a challenge to Hollywood in the 1950s, leading studios to adapt through new technologies and genres, though they remain a major force today through consolidation and blockbuster hits.
The simplified electron and muon model, Oscillating Spacetime: The Foundation...RitikBhardwaj56
Discover the Simplified Electron and Muon Model: A New Wave-Based Approach to Understanding Particles delves into a groundbreaking theory that presents electrons and muons as rotating soliton waves within oscillating spacetime. Geared towards students, researchers, and science buffs, this book breaks down complex ideas into simple explanations. It covers topics such as electron waves, temporal dynamics, and the implications of this model on particle physics. With clear illustrations and easy-to-follow explanations, readers will gain a new outlook on the universe's fundamental nature.
This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
it describes the bony anatomy including the femoral head , acetabulum, labrum . also discusses the capsule , ligaments . muscle that act on the hip joint and the range of motion are outlined. factors affecting hip joint stability and weight transmission through the joint are summarized.
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How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, and GDPR: Best Practices for Implementation and...PECB
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Walmart Business+ and Spark Good for Nonprofits.pdfTechSoup
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The webinar may also give some examples on how nonprofits can best leverage Walmart Business+.
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5. Introduction
• About the product.
• Concept.
• Direction/Script.
• Crew.
• Customers.
• Fan Base.
• Merchandise.
6. Production House - LucasFilmsLtd
Episodes: 1- The Phantom Menace (1999)
2- Attack of the Clones.(2002)
3- Revenge of the Sith.(2005)
4- A New Hope.(1977)
5-The Empire Strikes Back(1980)
6-Return Of The Jedi.(1983)
7-The Force Awakens.(2015)
7. Concept
• Star Wars depicts the never ending struggle
between the light side and the dark side
namely the Jedi and the Sith which takes place
across a wide galaxy in space. One of its kind.
• Age group of 12-14.
• However with its storyline, lovable characters
and thrilling romance it caught the attention
from every age group.
• In the top 10 best films of century
8. DIRECTION/SCRIPT
• Perfects every scene of the movie. Re shoots.
• Kauro Ishikawa – Wont settle for less.
• Every aspect of production is supervised by
George to maintain the required quality.
• Script supervisors- No dialogue falls out of
character.
15. Shooting Locations
The Filming locations changed from different continents to
climates.
UK , Spain , Thailand , China , USA , China ,
Norway , Tunisia , Guatemala.
Mt. Edna , Italy (Lava Scene).
16.
17. Lava Scene, Mt Edna
• George Lucas inspired
by Mt. Edna footage.
• Took his producer and
cameramen to shoot
the volcanic irruptions
to incorporate it in the
movie.
18. Studios
Fox Star Studios:- Sydney, Australia
Rolls Royce Factory (650 people)
Abbey Road Studio:- London
19. SETS
• 5 months before shooting , making of sets and
rehearsing
• Pictures of sets
• Tunisia dessert made real sets , destroyed due to
weather conditions , rebuilt AND PICTURES ALSO
21. Real Location
Shooting done in real location .Though "Star Wars" takes place in a galaxy
far, far away, some locations are much closer to home. The cast and crew
travelled to several locations around the world to film scenes for different
fictional planets. Most of the shooting done in Tunisia. Shooting done in
snow, deserts.
25. • 50-60 people in
department.
• Inspired from Mongolia,
Tibet.
• Simplicity in first three
episodes.
• Next three episodes royal ,
beautiful.
• Costumes were made not
hired.
• Numerous costumes for
military with variety .
26. MAKING OF CHEWBACCA
• Peter Mayhew has
played the role of
Chewbacca.
• George Lucas’s dog,
Indiana.
• Yak hair and Mohair.
• Sounds of bears,
badgers and lions and
extracted various other
pieces.
30. STUNTS
• Nick the stunt choreographer works to put
every emotion into action.
• Most of the stunts were done by the actors
themselves.
• 6 months training for 5 minutes action scene.
• Stunt doubles.
• Face Scanner.
• White indicators
33. MUSIC
• Variety of musical style many culled from the late
romantic of Richard Strauss.
• Less on Classical references more of modernist
orchestral music.
• Emotional Appeal.
• Built Connection.
37. VFX-FROM PUPPETS TO PIXELS
•Visual effects by Industrial
Light and Magic (ILM)
Company founded by George
Lucas.
•The VFX department was
headed by Benjamin Burtt.
•Episode1-The Phantom
Menace puppets and models
were used.
•Episode2-The Attack of Clones
puppets were digitalized.
•Green screens , computer
generated imaginary (CGI) and
animations used for the VFX.
38. Yoda is the Jedi Master.
•Yoda was digitalized in
Episode:- 2-The Attack
of the Clones.
•He is performed and
voiced by the master
puppeteer Frank Oz.
•It took over 3 months
to make Yoda digital.
The making of Yoda:-
39. • IIIInspired by Goofy.
• Major character in episode 1.
• First lead computer
generated character of the
franchise.
• Portrayed by Ahmed Best.
• Received overwhelmingly
negative response.
•
Jar Jar Binks:-
40. • The technique used to create
lightsaber effect consists of
filming actors sparring with
props composed of handles that
have rods attached to them.
• Using a process called
rotoscoping, the film is
processed frame by frame by
drawing the outline of each
lightsaber blade onto an
animation cell and painting the
correct colour for the balde.
• Each animation cell is placed
over a black background and
filmed with a diffuser over the
lens to get the glow around the
edges of the light sabers.
Lightsabers:-
43. Editorial
• The job of the editorial team is making 1000’s
of clips for a particular scene and turning it
into a movie.
• It is a 18 to 20 month process.
• Animation team passes on their work to the
Editorial team.
• The editorial team also includes Sound
digitalization.
44. Marketing
• Collaboration wit marvel
Cinematic Universe.
• Multiple Press Events.
• Using “nostalgia” as their
best marketing strategy.
• Trailer released as a
Global event.
45. • 4 million tweet leading to release breaking the
record of 1.09 billion dollars in 12 days
surpassing Jurassic Park.
• Using popular shows to promote their movie.
Example:- Ellen Show.
• Comic con.
• “Force for change” charitable partnership with
UNICEF.
46. Awards and Achievements
7 awards, 22 nomination’s, 3 special achievement
• Academy award for Best Visual Effect.
• People’s choice awards for Favorite Movie.
• Academy award for Best Production Design.
• Academy award for Best Original Music Store.
49. Business Cycle
•Diverging their franchise - Comic books,
action figures etc.
• Movie Suspense- Strategically released
leaving the audience thinking “What’s
next?”
•Decline not observed because of
reviving its franchise
50. Revenue Generation
Original Star Wars trilogy total
BUDGET
$54.5-86.7 Million
WORLDWIDE
$1,788,879,251
Prequel Star Wars trilogy total 343 Million $2,525,197,773
51. Setbacks
• Stars Wars Episode 7 V/s Bollywood.
• 1200 prints in India.
• Star wars v/s Dilwale v/s Bajirao Mastani
• Avatar vs Star Wars
• Failed in China.
52. Future Business Prospects
• Star wars movie every year.
• 5 Star wars films due between now and 2020
• The new attractions or additions to the region's
theme park are what will help bring more than 62
million visitors.