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We are all broom boy, sweeping up the mess that is TROS.
There is one other hope out there. What if the deleted scenes are released with the expensive Skywalker Saga box set or possibly in the coming months with a Special Release on Blu-ray? We can be hopeful.
The name’s Lawson. Noah Lawson.
There is one other hope out there. What if the deleted scenes are released with the expensive Skywalker Saga box set or possibly in the coming months with a Special Release on Blu-ray? We can be hopeful.
My preferred Skywalker Saga experience:
I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX
Nah. I actually like the quick Mustafar opening. (I mean, if it has to be quick.) He kills people to get a thing, and we understand it’s to lead him to his next destination. Starting directly with Exegol would only make it more rushed.
I know I’ve made some very poor decisions recently.
I won’t be starting with Mustafar or Exegol. Both beginnings suck.
heil Palpatine!
I would like to apologize for the following.
I know I’ve made some very poor decisions recently.
(OT.com): “We held out to the end.
But the fan editing community has lost all its hope. TROS will have no deleted scenes and is frenetically paced. The spark is out.
A nerdy silhouette lumbers in
“Hal.”
“I know what you’re going to say. We changed our avatars.”
(Hal9000): “They’re nice that way… OT.com, I’m sorry.”
“I know. I know you are. I’m just glad you’re here, at the end.”
“I came to face TROS. And I can’t save it.”
“I held out hope for so long, but I know a satisfying conclusion is gone.”
“No story is ever really concluded.”
Hands OT.com a bottle of hard apple cider
(FE.org): Hal9000.
Hal winks
Walks out onto the salty tears of disgruntled fans.
(TROS): Stop! I want every abrupt scene transition we have to optical wipe at that man.
Scenes fly by at a breakneck speed, nearly as fast as within the movie itself
(Disney): That’s enough! Do you think you got him? A puny fan editor is nothing, our goal is to punish the fan base within that mine.
… blah blah blah …
(Hal9000): Every word of what you just said was wrong. Star Wars fan edits are reborn today. The collective metaproject is just beginning. And I will not be the last SW fan editor.
Smash cut to YOU laying into place a tricky audio patch to an edit point inside a NLE
I know I’ve made some very poor decisions recently.
holding the broken fragments of TROS
How do we build a worthy conclusion from this?
You probably don’t recognize me because of the red arm.
Episode 9 Rewrite, The Starlight Project (Released!) and ANH Technicolor Project (Released!)
TLJ has everything we need.
A hyperdrive malfunction kills everyone.
I know I’ve made some very poor decisions recently.
the first rule of fanedit club is: don’t fanedit a movie you will always hate
heil Palpatine!
Time it is. For you to look past a collection of cut scenes. Seen them have you? Fast pacing, they were not. Yes, yes, yes. Better pacing they contained, but that archive contained nothing that the fan editor, Hal, does not already possess.
Lost The Rise of Skywalker’s deleted scenes we did. Lose Ascendent, you must not.
The name’s Lawson. Noah Lawson.
We are all broom boy, sweeping up the mess that is TROS.
Incidentally, I just installed my first SSD into my MacBook Pro. Restored from my backup, and started her up.
Oh my God, it’s like a brand new computer! This will be dramatically less frustrating to edit with.
I know I’ve made some very poor decisions recently.
I work in IT. SSD’s are a game changer. They work wonders with exporting!
The Star Wars Saga:
I · II · III · IV · V · VI · VII · VIII · IX | Rogue One · Solo
What was first just a dream has become a frightening reality…
Apparently $30 is how long I have to hold out to adopt a new technology.
I chucked the (not very reliable) optical drive and kept my 1TB HDD.
I know I’ve made some very poor decisions recently.
SSD’s are, in fact, a game changer. Finally put one in my laptop back in November when Black Friday sales dropped a decent-quality 2TB SanDisk to below $200.
Can’t wait until the prices are closer to parity with HDD’s on a per-GB basis so I can replace my large-capacity media library drives, too.
As disappointing as the news is to hear that the first home video release will not feature deleted scenes, there’s also the possibility that they could be released in a future Blu-ray. The Force Awakens had more bonus features and deleted scenes included in the 3D Blu-ray released in November 2016 compared to its standard Blu-ray in April that same year.
Also, the more I’ve thought about it, I think there is a way to make a good edit of The Rise of Skywalker, with or without deleted scenes. All it would take would be to cleverly use other material, including stuff from fans, as well as restructuring and shuffling some of the scenes.
The name’s Lawson. Noah Lawson.
I actually really like the breakneck pace, so I think I’ll do fine without deleted scenes, but it’s still really disappointing they have them.
Do not DM me for edits. Whatever you’re looking for I don’t have it.
So Hal, do you have a prepared cut list for this edit as of late?
“The Dark Side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.”
-Sheev Palpatine, Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (2005)
OP is current
I know I’ve made some very poor decisions recently.
This might be ambitious and may not be something to do, but would you consider asking help from someone very talented and experienced with DeepFakes to fix Leia in the flashback scene. She looks too much like her character model in Battlefront II in there.
The name’s Lawson. Noah Lawson.
This might be ambitious and may not be something to do, but would you consider asking help from someone very talented and experienced with DeepFakes to fix Leia in the flashback scene. She looks too much like her character model in Battlefront II in there.
That’s Carrie Fisher’s actual face from Jedi, not CGI. I don’t know how an amateur could make it look better using deepfake technology.
This might be ambitious and may not be something to do, but would you consider asking help from someone very talented and experienced with DeepFakes to fix Leia in the flashback scene. She looks too much like her character model in Battlefront II in there.
That’s Carrie Fisher’s actual face from Jedi, not CGI. I don’t know how an amateur could make it look better using deepfake technology.
It didn’t look like they merged archived material for that scene. If that’s true, could you tell me which scene from Return of the Jedi they pulled her face from? Was it when she was struggling to tell Han that her and Luke were related?
The name’s Lawson. Noah Lawson.
I remember thinking in the theater that it literally looked cut and pasted from the Endor balcony scene, either when Luke tells Leia about Vader, or when Han asks her what’s wrong.
This might be ambitious and may not be something to do, but would you consider asking help from someone very talented and experienced with DeepFakes to fix Leia in the flashback scene. She looks too much like her character model in Battlefront II in there.
That’s Carrie Fisher’s actual face from Jedi, not CGI. I don’t know how an amateur could make it look better using deepfake technology.
It didn’t look like they merged archived material for that scene. If that’s true, could you tell me which scene from Return of the Jedi they pulled her face from? Was it when she was struggling to tell Han that her and Luke were related?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9d1bkRC0Hs&t=1s
So it is essentially a deepfake…
Attack of the Clones: Alternate Timeline Edit Thread:
https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/SSWRs-Attack-of-the-Clones-Alternate-Timeline-Edit/id/66888
This might be ambitious and may not be something to do, but would you consider asking help from someone very talented and experienced with DeepFakes to fix Leia in the flashback scene. She looks too much like her character model in Battlefront II in there.
That’s Carrie Fisher’s actual face from Jedi, not CGI. I don’t know how an amateur could make it look better using deepfake technology.
It didn’t look like they merged archived material for that scene. If that’s true, could you tell me which scene from Return of the Jedi they pulled her face from? Was it when she was struggling to tell Han that her and Luke were related?
Yes that’s it.