instal the last version for apple Star Wars Ep. I: The Phantom Menace

Episode VII will break tradition, as Abu Dhabi replaces Tunisia for Tattooine. One of the better-known locations is Tunisia, which has been home to the desert planet of Tatooine in episodes I, II, and IV. Previously, most Star Wars films had studio work done at Esltree Studios, also in England. The three sequels will call Pinewood Studios, just north of London, home. Due to special effects, much of the Star Wars series has been filmed in sound studios. The map above shows significant filming locations that were outside of studios, from the forest of Endor to the sand of Tatooine. View Star Wars Filming Locations in a full screen map With a set of new films set to release later this year, now is a good time to look back at some of the real life places that became the fictional places in that “galaxy far, far away.” While “May the 4th” has become known as “Star Wars Day,” it’s later in this month that the real fans celebrate. This edit really was something between the complex Ep3 and the more simple Ep8.A Long Time Ago: Every Star Wars Filming Locationģ8 years ago in a galaxy close, close to our own… In fact, it was within our galaxy that Star Wars was originally released on May 25, 1977.

The rest of the scenes were more of a drag and drop, and not too complicated at all. Doing all the SFX from the ground up is always fun for me in these edits. The new stuff during the duel was upscaled from the DVD, and never had any sound to begin with, so it was fun to go and and edit all the lightsaber spins, swings and hits from scratch, same with the N1 Starfighter shots. The blue screen and colour timing was a pain to get right too, but looked good. There's still a bit more footage of Adrian Dunbar as Bail Antillies/Organa on my cutting room floor, as it was tricky to get him to work in the scene, as to not show too much of him, and not too little. I borrowed one of Hal9000's edits too, which moves the probe droid scene to right before the deleted scene of Qui-Gon cutting it in half, so that the set up is a little bit closer to the pay off.

It was his idea to cut the little scene with Qui-Gon giving Anakin the credits, as the Greedo scenes makes the continuity a little tricky. I took the extended podrace scenes from the DVD, and replaced most of the footage with the Blu-Ray, so that all the upscaled stuff is weaved through here and there, and hopefully undetectable.ĪDM had made his edit years ago, and looking back on it now, it's not the most amazingly done one, but I defintely did some similar things here and there.

Instal the last version for apple Star Wars Ep. I: The Phantom Menace