While we all spend a lot of time as Star Wars fans debating the technical merit/emotional effect of George Lucas's various revisions to his work, we often forget the essential sense of fun and joy the first film originally evoked. This ambitious project really gets back to that essence, celebrating how Star Wars has sparked the imagination and creativity of generations of fans. Casey Pugh basically invited anyone to re-create a 15 minute segment of the original film however they wanted to - ranging from kid's dressing up (or adults - usually in bathrobes), to animated action figures, parodies and more arty animations - and then took on the task of assembling them into this masterpiece of awesome. Funny, sweet, often weird, and oddly charming - if nothing else a tribute to how it's now impossible to look at a canister vac without seeing a droid. You can watch the entire movie above or here and visit the film's site to see specific clips, alternate submissions and project details.Via Laughing Squid
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Showing posts with label fans. Show all posts
Monday, January 23, 2012
Star Wars Uncut: Director's Cut - Behold The Awesome Power of Fan Creativity
Labels:
A New Hope,
animation,
Casey Pugh,
costumes,
crowd sourced,
Director's Cut,
episode 4,
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fans,
homage,
live action,
re-creation,
reimagined,
reimagining,
Star Wars,
Star Wars Uncut
Saturday, January 21, 2012
The Whip & The Idol - An Indiana Jones Engagement Ring
A beautiful, subtle, and clever design; and how uber cool is that design sketch!
Via Fashionably Geek
Friday, January 20, 2012
Anime LA 2012 - A Great Cosplay Review Video by FastMatt
There is some really nice videography work coming out of Convention Cosplay coverage.
This one is by FastMatt via Geek Tyrant
This one is by FastMatt via Geek Tyrant
Friday, January 6, 2012
Wonderful Cosplay Review 2011 Video by Omaru
Beautifully shot video by Omaru features mostly Anime Cosplay but there's also a great Iron Man
in the mix. Some of the Cosplay artists are listed Omaru's Vimeo. via NerdBastards
Saturday, September 17, 2011
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