Originally posted by: darkhelmet
Paul: If I remember correctly, there might be some music cue from the Ep.3 soundtrack on track 15 that you can use to transition between Qui Gon's funeral and the end credits; it's a loooong medley of John Williams' SW music.
Paul: If I remember correctly, there might be some music cue from the Ep.3 soundtrack on track 15 that you can use to transition between Qui Gon's funeral and the end credits; it's a loooong medley of John Williams' SW music.
You know I went through track 15 a bit, and decided to use the ending straight from ROTS for this one--the music with Luke being taken to Tatooine and them staring off into the sunset, the transition was easy and the "A New Hope" theme worked for me like it was a "First Hope" theme or something. Thanks for the tip, I got lazy with it but it works real well.
Slumberland, since we're talking about your project anyway (
), I actually noticed that your iris out seems to match the actual iris out, while mine is way too thin, and Premiere just won't make it wider without wanting a "border" in the middle. Do you wanna help me out maybe? It'd be easy: Just take this shot
then reverse it so it's zooming out, then put on a good iris out for me and post it?
Okay, so my ending, lol. Actually me and Slumberland are on similar wavelengths here, but whereas he took the time to build a new score to go into the credits, I just stole it from ROTS. I also have no talking--a couple of friends at a test screening thought that sucked. I might put in the sound of fire like he did, but I'm not sure. I also end on a different shot, zooming out from all the people standing there. I thought it had more of a Star Wars ending feel, ending on Palpatine seems just too quick in all the stuff I've seen posted, but is kinda creepy cool that he's the last thing we see so I made sure that's the end shot right before the iconic Star Wars "group pic" ending shot.
I burned a test DVD that was absolutely awful, but that'll be fixed when I get a new burner. The DVD menu is the absolute greatest thing ever created by human hands, I won't post it because it requires no critique or review, it simply is perfect and I want to save it for everybody's first viewing of the DVD.