listen to this secret and use it for your films: Export the movie in 29.5 fps... ALWAYS... this will make a great change and WILL look like a movie.... Great vids btw
@kfa888 Both are Dark Jedi undercover and loyal to Vader and the Empire. Sol goes rogue and wants the thrown for himself. Kale is still loyal to the Vader so he fights to stop his former friend. They weren't technically evil, just on the dark side, but Sol is corrupted beyond the dark side.
@kfa888 Well, they are secret Dark Jedi undercover in the rebels. That's why they take orders from Darth Vader. It's explained better in Dark Saga I, but we couldn't make that part because it required too many people and locations.
You have a very good ear. I wanted the soundtrack to have the Star Wars flare, but using only the films' music didn't work for all the scenes. Luckily the game's music sounds like Star Wars, but it also sounds different and new. plus it has emotion specific tracks for various kinds of scenes. Very useful for fan film maker.
even in the Real Series Palpatine trained a lot of spies in the basics of the dark side. Not enough to give them strength or lust for more power but enough to get the job done. Lumya was one such even traied by Vader and Mara Jade Skywalker Lukes future wife was an assain for palpatine.
Very good video, except for one thing: The Mammoth Super Star Destroyer wasn't even completed and spaceworthy until the time period between Episodes 5 and 6. It was being constructed in the Kuat shipyards. But I did really like the story, costume work, and the setting. Great job.
Well the Executor was unfinished and still in dry dock as you can see in the scene. As for the location of the shipyard and Death Star, I did fudge that. I have to confess that I just wanted both in the movie.
We made the part 1 first because it was the only one we could film with what assets we had at the time. Parts 2 and 3 require a costumes, sets, and larg casts that we just don't have access to.
Part 1 is currently planed as an audio drama. Much like the NPR Star Wars radio plays. Part 3 is planed as a motion comic similar to the recent Watchment motion comic DVD.
Part 1 is in production and Part 3 is in preproduction. Each chapter basically stands on it's own, but they do build on each other.
I think a lot of it is their nostalgia and interest in the Star Wars 'universe'. But alot of it is due to their dissatisfaction with Star Wars movies (and the lack theirof in exploring this universe) as well.
It's just for fun though. All of us kids who grew up on the original Star Wars trilogy used to dream of making our own Star Wars movie. As kids we played make believe games with sticks for lightsabers, as teenagers we read the novels, and finally computer tech and editing software caught up with our dreams. We didn't set out to make a masterpiece, we just want to play inside the Star Wars universe.
Well...the effects here are amazing. Editing, acting is passable. Sound is excellent...use of the classic score and Ben Burtt sounds brings that "Star Wars vibe" to it.
It's just a pity about the opening crawl. Too much text, and some bad grammar in there.
Yeah, there were two things about the opening crawl that were difficult. One; this was the second episode, (the first episode is still being made), so a lot of what would have been in Ep. 1 had to be explained in the crawl. Secondly; the fitting of the text, cutting unnecessary words, and including important details, all left proper grammar last in line of my priorities. Im sure mistakes were made, Im no where near perfect after all :)
There were more super star destroyers, but those are only given to the highest ranking officials in the Empire. Grand admiral Thrawn had one I believe, maybe two.
Ya cause like i remember in the movies there was Star Destroyers and then there was a Super Star Destroyer and I was not sure if there was just one of them or like 10 of them.
There were more than one Super Star Destroyer, they varied in size, Super Star Destroyer is just a term for any dagger shaped warship larger than a Star Destroyer. There were at least 13 ships in the executor class (like Vaders ship)
For FX I used Adobe After Effects for lightsabers, opening crawl, etc. Photoshop for graphics, Bryce 5 to model and animate the ships, and Cararra for the logo. For video editing, I used Sony Vegas Pro 6 and for sound effects I used Sound Forge.
Yes it is, the Cobalt Star. I built it from scratch and made some modifications. Some to speed up rendering time others for aesthetic reason like the blue color.
I modeled the "Incomplete Executor" from scratch in Bryce 3D. It's a large and complex model, but I never meant for it to be seen up close. All the shots I needed were distance so I built it with that in mind.
Bryce is actually one of the least confusing 3D graphics programs, but it's also one of the more limited. Don't expect to do character animation, or complex mesh work.
Thanks. Just start playing around with it and you'll get the basics. There are also plenty of tutorials to get you started, just search for "Bryce tutorial". Good luck!
Sony Vegas for editing. Adobe After Effects for special effects. Bryce 5 and Carrara for 3D animation and modeling. Photoshop for graphics. Sound Forge and Sony Acid for sound and music editing.
Actually if you listen carefully to the dialog and read the opening crawl carefully, you'll notice that they are Dark Jedi and apprentices of Darth Vader.
When the prequel, "Dark Saga I: Dark Rising", is released it will be explained more clearly that they were working undercover as spies at a Rebel base and were sent by both sides to retrieve the weapon.
I made them from scratch. Designed them and then I bought the materials for cheap did my best. Luckely with the Vader costume I was able to purchase a fairly cheap helmet, but the rest of the suit was designed and made on the cheap like the rest.
I liked how the super star destroyer still looked incomplete, I also liked how you managed to do what you could with that old construction site (or whatever it was)
Thanks, I originally wrote the script with a finished Star Destroyer docking with Death Star. I even had finished the Executor 3D model as a completed ship. Then I looked it up in my Star Wars Encyclopedia and found that it wasn't finished until after A New Hope. So I did a rewrite, edited the 3D model, and created the dry dock construction site. I modified the interior of the ship's bridge with wires/uncovered panels. I also created construction ties to add some dynamic ship building details.
I just realized you meant the location we shot and not the 3D space construction yard. LOL, I must have confused you. We really lucked out having such a great location to shoot the "Destroyed Mining Facility". It's an old lime plant for processing cement materials. It was a little difficult to shoot since I wanted to keep as much of the mundane out of shot and focus on the big industrial stuff. I also had to do some post work to remove telephone poles and wires in a few shots.
The opening crawl was animated using Adobe After Effects. It took some time to tweak so that it was just right, I even used a Star Wars film as reference to get the angle and timing right. After FX has some simple but powerful 3D tools that allow the user to manipulate text and other objects on a 3D plane.
it was annoying to listin to haah they need more emotion now they problay are amatures with little training so that's udnerstandable but one of the jedi's emotion does not change at all part 3 was much more improved
I just want to make a point based on an observation I have from reading and making comments on youtube videos. People make harsh criticism were it is inappropriate. Nobody on youtube is professional so they should not be criticized for not being professional. I thought the acting in this movie was good, especially considering they're amateurs. Would you rather they over act? It's obvious they worked very hard. If you enjoyed the film even a little then why not just respond with a positive note?
I don't think anyone mentioned this... but just FYI, Dark Saber is the name of a Star Wars novel that's already out. I hope you don't come across any copyright infringements!
LOL, the whole movie uses George Lucas' property, so I think the title would be the least of it. Thankfully, Mr. Lucas has been very supportive and very much encouraging of Star Wars fan films.
Also, to answer the question you didn't ask ;), We were aware of the book with the similar title, but since "Dark Saber" is the subtitle of this chapter of the Dark Saga Trilogy, we decided to keep it becuase of the object's importance to the plot.
Thanks, I really appreciate the support I've received from both you and the others who have comments on the film. I think I'll try resubmitting the film to theforce dot net. For some reason I didn't even get a response last time.
Great effort! The acting should be worked on (but still for an amateur level and for someone without any experience it`s decent). The story is good, the special effects are very well made. All in all it`s really good! If the acting would be better I`d give it an A+, but so it`s only an A-.
Impressive, most impressive. Gotta take my hat off to you guys. well shot, tight editing, decent effects, and the acting isn't too bad either :0)Is the story an original ny you? Gotta give you five gold stars for the effort. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, we are big fans of Star Wars so we wanted to add something to the Universe, not just another lightsaber fight. I wrote the story alone and edited it for over a year before filming. We filmed the second part of a three part story and are currently working on parts 1 and 3, which will be an audio drama and an animated film respectively.
We filmed most of the movie at and around an old abandoned cement plant in the beautiful Baker County in Eastern Oregon. The white mounds are a large field of the byproduct from processing limestone. We filmed the ship's ramp scene in my backyard and set up a green screen in my basement for scenes requiring 3D modeled settings.
I forgot about an interesting bit about the ending with the sun setting. I filmed that in the morning during a nearby wildfire. With all the smoke in the air I got a beautiful red and pink sky, all I had to do was reverse the footage and viola an amazing evening scene.
I'd put this one up with the likes of "Star Wars Broken Allegiance". Great writing, acting, special effects, editing, and perfect integration into the Star Wars universe. A+
@AlphaSpartanOmega So did Alderon..before Tarken blew it up!
Lennon4ever1 1 month ago
@AlphaSpartanOmega And more specifically, Eastern Oregon near Baker City. Funny how that works with fan films.
kainkusanagi 7 months ago 3
i recognize the music from KOTOR
esperanza407 7 months ago
@esperanza407 Good ear. I would have used more but most of the music in the game was very short and designed for looping.
kainkusanagi 7 months ago
@kainkusanagi Onderon, right?
esperanza407 7 months ago
@kainkusanagi telos, right?
esperanza407 7 months ago
listen to this secret and use it for your films: Export the movie in 29.5 fps... ALWAYS... this will make a great change and WILL look like a movie.... Great vids btw
JONIMASAKIS 9 months ago
@JONIMASAKIS
Thanks for the advice.
kainkusanagi 9 months ago
AWESOME
117rami 1 year ago
@117rami Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. It was fun to make, that's for sure.
kainkusanagi 1 year ago
Ok, I get it now. Thanks for taking the time to tell me.
kfa888 1 year ago
Ok, that makes sense but wasent the other person a real jedi?
kfa888 1 year ago
@kfa888 Both are Dark Jedi undercover and loyal to Vader and the Empire. Sol goes rogue and wants the thrown for himself. Kale is still loyal to the Vader so he fights to stop his former friend. They weren't technically evil, just on the dark side, but Sol is corrupted beyond the dark side.
kainkusanagi 1 year ago
Great music though there should not be any Jedi left, especially Jedi working for the rebels because luke was the first 1.
kfa888 1 year ago
@kfa888 Well, they are secret Dark Jedi undercover in the rebels. That's why they take orders from Darth Vader. It's explained better in Dark Saga I, but we couldn't make that part because it required too many people and locations.
kainkusanagi 1 year ago
I think the best thing, besides the KOTOR soundtrack, was the Vader voice acting. Sounded perfect.
pantscrapper12 1 year ago 2
@pantscrapper12 Yeah Christopher did a great job and with very little prep.
kainkusanagi 1 year ago
it was osim
421starwars 1 year ago
nice editing
NoobSnoopy 1 year ago
Some of the sound track used in this film was knights of the old republic...plus John William's score...correct?
jurassicraptor111 1 year ago
You have a very good ear. I wanted the soundtrack to have the Star Wars flare, but using only the films' music didn't work for all the scenes. Luckily the game's music sounds like Star Wars, but it also sounds different and new. plus it has emotion specific tracks for various kinds of scenes. Very useful for fan film maker.
kainkusanagi 1 year ago
um sry 2 burst ur bubble but all of the jedi were killed by darth vader and emp palpatine. but i still liked it
jmoritz22 1 year ago
These are two Dark Jedi trained as spies by Darth Vader. Glad you liked it.
kainkusanagi 1 year ago
o ok now i get it
jmoritz22 1 year ago
even in the Real Series Palpatine trained a lot of spies in the basics of the dark side. Not enough to give them strength or lust for more power but enough to get the job done. Lumya was one such even traied by Vader and Mara Jade Skywalker Lukes future wife was an assain for palpatine.
DarkGhost058 1 year ago
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omegareavens 1 year ago
Very good video, except for one thing: The Mammoth Super Star Destroyer wasn't even completed and spaceworthy until the time period between Episodes 5 and 6. It was being constructed in the Kuat shipyards. But I did really like the story, costume work, and the setting. Great job.
AngerIncarnate666 2 years ago
Well the Executor was unfinished and still in dry dock as you can see in the scene. As for the location of the shipyard and Death Star, I did fudge that. I have to confess that I just wanted both in the movie.
kainkusanagi 2 years ago
damn i wanna duel someone :S /.//me got obi wan clone wars lightsaber fully retractable blade :P ...50 euros lol i will make a film maybe :P
malteseknights 2 years ago
I think wanting to make a fan film is the natural progression of a Star Wars fan. Good luck and have fun.
kainkusanagi 2 years ago
3:45, I believe it was...
POSTER MOMENT!!
Love the vid...
You people have deep voices..........
KittyCaterpillar 2 years ago
If this is part two of a trilogy, where's the first part?
destination2013 2 years ago
We made the part 1 first because it was the only one we could film with what assets we had at the time. Parts 2 and 3 require a costumes, sets, and larg casts that we just don't have access to.
Part 1 is currently planed as an audio drama. Much like the NPR Star Wars radio plays. Part 3 is planed as a motion comic similar to the recent Watchment motion comic DVD.
Part 1 is in production and Part 3 is in preproduction. Each chapter basically stands on it's own, but they do build on each other.
kainkusanagi 2 years ago
Awesome vid! 5/5, make the other ones!
Why do the people who make good fanfilms always take so long???
KittyCaterpillar 2 years ago
I think a lot of it is their nostalgia and interest in the Star Wars 'universe'. But alot of it is due to their dissatisfaction with Star Wars movies (and the lack theirof in exploring this universe) as well.
sabotoged 2 years ago
Or because people like making up stories of their favorite characters etc. Remember when you used to play Captain Kirk or Thundercats etc.
TVwriter23 2 years ago
You do know I was supporting these filmmakers,right?
sabotoged 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Enough is enough. Some of these filmmakers show potential. Explore your own stories and themes.
Star Wars has been done. What themes and stories are left to explore?
Sure there are a good deal that could be, unfortunately they aren't being touched.
It's the same ole story over and over, with the same character type.
martymc76 2 years ago
It's just for fun though. All of us kids who grew up on the original Star Wars trilogy used to dream of making our own Star Wars movie. As kids we played make believe games with sticks for lightsabers, as teenagers we read the novels, and finally computer tech and editing software caught up with our dreams. We didn't set out to make a masterpiece, we just want to play inside the Star Wars universe.
kainkusanagi 2 years ago
Then you should stop watching them...
xxTANUKYxx 2 years ago
so what?
TVwriter23 2 years ago
Well...the effects here are amazing. Editing, acting is passable. Sound is excellent...use of the classic score and Ben Burtt sounds brings that "Star Wars vibe" to it.
It's just a pity about the opening crawl. Too much text, and some bad grammar in there.
StriderIsAragorn 2 years ago 2
Yeah, there were two things about the opening crawl that were difficult. One; this was the second episode, (the first episode is still being made), so a lot of what would have been in Ep. 1 had to be explained in the crawl. Secondly; the fitting of the text, cutting unnecessary words, and including important details, all left proper grammar last in line of my priorities. Im sure mistakes were made, Im no where near perfect after all :)
kainkusanagi 2 years ago
context shows that there were at least 7 Super Star Destroyers
USSHornett 2 years ago
Thanks. Thats good info.
BloodxGusher 2 years ago
There were more super star destroyers, but those are only given to the highest ranking officials in the Empire. Grand admiral Thrawn had one I believe, maybe two.
ransac16 2 years ago
So is there like only 1 Super star destroyer or?
BloodxGusher 2 years ago
I'm not sure, this is the in production Executor. Vader's new flagship being built.
kainkusanagi 2 years ago
Ya cause like i remember in the movies there was Star Destroyers and then there was a Super Star Destroyer and I was not sure if there was just one of them or like 10 of them.
BloodxGusher 2 years ago
As far as I understand it, only one super star destroyer was built, which was Vader's. It was presented to him as a gift between Episodes 4 and 5.
SauronHimself 2 years ago
Ah ok. cause like if there was like a a good 20 of those things, They would own.
BloodxGusher 2 years ago
There were more than one Super Star Destroyer, they varied in size, Super Star Destroyer is just a term for any dagger shaped warship larger than a Star Destroyer. There were at least 13 ships in the executor class (like Vaders ship)
WickedWorld1986 2 years ago
context shows that there were at least 7 Super Star Destroyers
USSHornett 2 years ago
Aww, they shot a defenseless asteroid. it must have been in their way. or they are trigger happy. based on that, I think they're both baddies.
ra70s 2 years ago
what editing sytem and effects system did u use
jedijakeandcrew 2 years ago
For FX I used Adobe After Effects for lightsabers, opening crawl, etc. Photoshop for graphics, Bryce 5 to model and animate the ships, and Cararra for the logo. For video editing, I used Sony Vegas Pro 6 and for sound effects I used Sound Forge.
kainkusanagi 2 years ago
Wow you must have spent a lot on this.
insanekillamonster1 3 years ago
Oh yeah I spent a lot on this. Time that is. As far as money is concerned, barely anything. lol :)
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
Darth Vader sounds O.K btw
NabilRU 3 years ago
Is that the Republic Cruiser i see in the beginning?
Deryl32 3 years ago
Yes it is, the Cobalt Star. I built it from scratch and made some modifications. Some to speed up rendering time others for aesthetic reason like the blue color.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
i like the kotor music lol
greenconverse12 3 years ago
Whoops! Just realised this isn't based on the book "Darksaber" at all. Guess I can still make thsi.
Dartzy1 3 years ago
Yeah, it's completely unrelated and has nothing to do with a prototype death star.
Have fun making your movie, fan films are fun to do.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
Damn, looks like you beat me to the chase. I was gonna make a movie of the book after reading Darksaber, but oh well.
Dartzy1 3 years ago
Vader is the best.
Koszka89 3 years ago
i love the animation and this show
Sakaki123 3 years ago
pretty fun and good job, but make use of camera angles more.. Like individual head shots and such..
jedimasterham 3 years ago
Was it just me, or did anyone else think of brooding emo G-men when they listened to the two jedi? :3
Overall, very nicely done! I'm particularly impressed that you used bryce. That program is all kinds of confusing.
Jagent 3 years ago
Were did you downloud that CG model for the Vader's flagship under construction?
I've writen a fan film of my own and need that model for it.
spam1138 3 years ago
I modeled the "Incomplete Executor" from scratch in Bryce 3D. It's a large and complex model, but I never meant for it to be seen up close. All the shots I needed were distance so I built it with that in mind.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
I recently got that Bryce 5.5 graphics software and it is REALLY confusing. I don't know how you do it.
Poison12346 3 years ago
Bryce is actually one of the least confusing 3D graphics programs, but it's also one of the more limited. Don't expect to do character animation, or complex mesh work.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
Well you make it seems like it's nothing but its hard to me. Well 5/5 for you!
Poison12346 3 years ago
Thanks. Just start playing around with it and you'll get the basics. There are also plenty of tutorials to get you started, just search for "Bryce tutorial". Good luck!
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
ok thanks!
Poison12346 3 years ago
wow i love this
6432spencer 3 years ago
where did u make this movie maker?
condeguga 3 years ago
We filmed it in Eastern Oregon USA.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
but witch program? movie maker?...
condeguga 3 years ago
Sony Vegas for editing. Adobe After Effects for special effects. Bryce 5 and Carrara for 3D animation and modeling. Photoshop for graphics. Sound Forge and Sony Acid for sound and music editing.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
thanks. i am doing a star wars film to youtube but its not the best
condeguga 3 years ago
You used KOTOR II music didn't you. This festure was pretty cool aswell
LegoBoy334 3 years ago
This is great 5/5 except for the fact that "2 apprentice's" were sent, that means there is a jedi academy somewhere, or where they teached by Yoda?
Diodredai 3 years ago
Actually if you listen carefully to the dialog and read the opening crawl carefully, you'll notice that they are Dark Jedi and apprentices of Darth Vader.
When the prequel, "Dark Saga I: Dark Rising", is released it will be explained more clearly that they were working undercover as spies at a Rebel base and were sent by both sides to retrieve the weapon.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
Hey, where'd you get the costumes, they look nice.
22ntzs22 3 years ago
I made them from scratch. Designed them and then I bought the materials for cheap did my best. Luckely with the Vader costume I was able to purchase a fairly cheap helmet, but the rest of the suit was designed and made on the cheap like the rest.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
What program do you use for the 3D animations?
Poison12346 3 years ago
I used two programs. Bryce 5 for all the ships and objects and Carrara for the logo.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
alright thanks
Poison12346 3 years ago
Jesus...that was incredible! I don't know what else to say. I'm speechless... or textless
chefprotoss 3 years ago
Thanks.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
I liked how the super star destroyer still looked incomplete, I also liked how you managed to do what you could with that old construction site (or whatever it was)
Chanuk 3 years ago
Thanks, I originally wrote the script with a finished Star Destroyer docking with Death Star. I even had finished the Executor 3D model as a completed ship. Then I looked it up in my Star Wars Encyclopedia and found that it wasn't finished until after A New Hope. So I did a rewrite, edited the 3D model, and created the dry dock construction site. I modified the interior of the ship's bridge with wires/uncovered panels. I also created construction ties to add some dynamic ship building details.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
I just realized you meant the location we shot and not the 3D space construction yard. LOL, I must have confused you. We really lucked out having such a great location to shoot the "Destroyed Mining Facility". It's an old lime plant for processing cement materials. It was a little difficult to shoot since I wanted to keep as much of the mundane out of shot and focus on the big industrial stuff. I also had to do some post work to remove telephone poles and wires in a few shots.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
That was good, great job
interstateruler 3 years ago
acting definately could have been better, but other then that it was great
Sephiran1 3 years ago
"i have a bad feeling about this" :D
neatwheatmeat 3 years ago
how did you do that title scrolling?
bestSWfan 3 years ago
The opening crawl was animated using Adobe After Effects. It took some time to tweak so that it was just right, I even used a Star Wars film as reference to get the angle and timing right. After FX has some simple but powerful 3D tools that allow the user to manipulate text and other objects on a 3D plane.
kainkusanagi 3 years ago
haah the acting could of used work
freedomfighter1989 3 years ago
You are crazy! These guys are better than most of the actors from the new trilogy.
fanfilmfan4000 3 years ago
it was annoying to listin to haah they need more emotion now they problay are amatures with little training so that's udnerstandable but one of the jedi's emotion does not change at all part 3 was much more improved
freedomfighter1989 3 years ago
I just want to make a point based on an observation I have from reading and making comments on youtube videos. People make harsh criticism were it is inappropriate. Nobody on youtube is professional so they should not be criticized for not being professional. I thought the acting in this movie was good, especially considering they're amateurs. Would you rather they over act? It's obvious they worked very hard. If you enjoyed the film even a little then why not just respond with a positive note?
fanfilmfan4000 3 years ago
Great job, I think the acting and walking could have been done better, because remember a Jedi's stance and their walk is a very crucial part.
darthjinstu 3 years ago
Nice job with the KotOR music.
stdholder 4 years ago
great job on the movie although u may be sued or something
pobert176 4 years ago
Fan made films don't get sued. =/
darthjinstu 3 years ago
what ever the point is he used some of george lucas's stuff and the naming rights
pobert176 3 years ago
pas mal du tout
Angenoir34 4 years ago
I don't think anyone mentioned this... but just FYI, Dark Saber is the name of a Star Wars novel that's already out. I hope you don't come across any copyright infringements!
Impressive movie regardless.
mathewchui 4 years ago
LOL, the whole movie uses George Lucas' property, so I think the title would be the least of it. Thankfully, Mr. Lucas has been very supportive and very much encouraging of Star Wars fan films.
Also, to answer the question you didn't ask ;), We were aware of the book with the similar title, but since "Dark Saber" is the subtitle of this chapter of the Dark Saga Trilogy, we decided to keep it becuase of the object's importance to the plot.
Thanks for you interest and insight.
kainkusanagi 4 years ago
Bravo, Bravo
andydiamond77 4 years ago
Thanks, I really appreciate the support I've received from both you and the others who have comments on the film. I think I'll try resubmitting the film to theforce dot net. For some reason I didn't even get a response last time.
Anyway, thanks again.
kainkusanagi 4 years ago
wow the special effects are almost perfect...the only thing that needs help on is the acting. Other then that i cant wait to see more from you guys
TJboardrider94 4 years ago
Great effort! The acting should be worked on (but still for an amateur level and for someone without any experience it`s decent). The story is good, the special effects are very well made. All in all it`s really good! If the acting would be better I`d give it an A+, but so it`s only an A-.
paradicsompaszta 4 years ago
Fabulous Fanfreakingtastic Fan Film, Fellas! Keep it up!
ineedahero28 4 years ago
Impressive, most impressive. Gotta take my hat off to you guys. well shot, tight editing, decent effects, and the acting isn't too bad either :0)Is the story an original ny you? Gotta give you five gold stars for the effort. Keep up the good work.
spideytracer 4 years ago
Thanks, we are big fans of Star Wars so we wanted to add something to the Universe, not just another lightsaber fight. I wrote the story alone and edited it for over a year before filming. We filmed the second part of a three part story and are currently working on parts 1 and 3, which will be an audio drama and an animated film respectively.
kainkusanagi 4 years ago
WOW that was fucking awesome!!5 stars!
wendelllinklater 4 years ago
Really nice! Keep up the good work!
jaredrb0 4 years ago
Awesome work - where did you film? The scenery is incredible. =)
ninjakitty16 4 years ago
We filmed most of the movie at and around an old abandoned cement plant in the beautiful Baker County in Eastern Oregon. The white mounds are a large field of the byproduct from processing limestone. We filmed the ship's ramp scene in my backyard and set up a green screen in my basement for scenes requiring 3D modeled settings.
kainkusanagi 4 years ago
I forgot about an interesting bit about the ending with the sun setting. I filmed that in the morning during a nearby wildfire. With all the smoke in the air I got a beautiful red and pink sky, all I had to do was reverse the footage and viola an amazing evening scene.
kainkusanagi 4 years ago
I'd put this one up with the likes of "Star Wars Broken Allegiance". Great writing, acting, special effects, editing, and perfect integration into the Star Wars universe. A+
fanfilmfan4000 4 years ago
5/5!
laina54 4 years ago
Thanks for the support!
kainkusanagi 4 years ago
I just watched all three parts and all I can says is WOW! Keep'em coming!
dutyfreelancer 4 years ago
Thanks, we worked really hard on it.
kainkusanagi 4 years ago
nice fx! 5/5
JoniJenkins 4 years ago
Thanks for the support!
kainkusanagi 4 years ago