- Post
- #1139178
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- TFA: A Gentle Restructure (Released)
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/1139178/action/topic#1139178
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This is a much better version of the theme, count me in on wanting this as well!
This is a much better version of the theme, count me in on wanting this as well!
I don’t think that the Gonk torture was intended to be humorous, but the scream sound effect is so silly that the whole thing feels absurd.
Very good!
https://mega.nz/#!OcNlzAwJ!RLYpT2YJMtM1hUlCup7REayPaYppXTLSsypIQz2OWv0
This is a previous version that is much less manipulated, but sounds a lot more piecemeal as a result. If you’d like to work your magic on it and make it editworthy, that would be wonderful. 😃
Using Audacity for pitch shifting isn’t so great, apparently. Do you think you could try pitching it like that with your tools? You’ve got a better sound setup than I do anyway 😃
https://mega.nz/#!GcM3XbYA!OL9N2iEvkuLwylcdbVLsVlcK9Ul2slH4WkwTVgEGdT4
‘they found us’, pitched to more closely match the rest of the dialogue.
On the ‘supreme leader’ issue, it does provide a nice buffer into the scene, and it doesn’t preclude a previous conversation about the Republic; people sometimes call out to their interlocutor in the midst of conversation as a way of regaining their attention, and this is basically what the scene is trying to do with the audience.
- the gall of writing the line “A good question. For another time” for Maz Kanata
This line makes more sense in the context of TFA: Restructured.
Does it? I haven’t watched that yet.
I think so, since in that version they know the First Order’s coming and they’re short on time. But that’s neither here nor there.
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Lady Bird: Less of a comedy and more of a documentary, since I know two parents who are exactly like this. Pretty good watch if you’re in the mood for a more indie experience.
The text of that link makes me anxious.
It’s the characters, our feelings for them are strong.
- the gall of writing the line “A good question. For another time” for Maz Kanata
This line makes more sense in the context of TFA: Restructured.
I use frame blend on all of the slowed shots, since the Optical Flow produces really poor results in Premiere, at least for me.
Although I’d prefer some acknowledgement from Hux about the Republic, I totally understand if it doesn’t make the cut. Onward!
It really is a lack of footage more than anything, I had to pull a shot from the deleted scenes just to cover the time. I am not sure that there’s another applicable shot in the deleted scenes to use.
The reason for the Hux line is that destroying the Republic seems to be his driving motivation, at least judging from his impassioned speech earlier. It seems very strange for him to have just achieved this goal and let it pass unmarked. Also, destroying the seat of the galactic government is a footnote in the original version, and this edit can barely elevate the Republic to the status of subplot, so I’m trying to take every opportunity to make it so. 😉
Here’s a tweaked version of Hux’s line with ‘Supreme Leader’:
https://mega.nz/#!OR0W0BDQ!ARaLnvIKChLer0F6Jq_cOC9ynDaJ629Az_Feh5YPJ5o
With some reverb:
https://mega.nz/#!OJFkmSYD!68S_uIPRCsIqhbN22em_AaFu5m4U7-mKADCzAAkX7Hk
And yes, the Hux ‘Fire!’ should be filtered in some way.
Nice to see it coming together!
Some notes:
Star Wars: Silent Serial Edition
Glad to see my idea for the final scene in action.
That’s one hell of a fanart!
Whaaaa?
Now that would be really cool!
The bombastic music was written to weave through the lines about the damaged Oscillator. Putting that over the Snoke scene makes some parts difficult to understand over the music, since the quiet moments do not sync to the dialogue. This is what ultimately disqualifies it for me, even though it’s a better thematic match.
Maybe someone could try and weave the audio and video together in a way that they compliment each other.
Yeah, that was really odd.
Thanks for the game rips, btw. Hux is more of a character there than in the movie!
Yeah, there’s a literal ton of information that we’re not aware of. For example, Trump’s tax returns, which he is deathly afraid to make public for some reason. Trump has a long history of shady real estate deals with Russian oligarchs, for another. Of course there’s the obstruction of justice charge, which in a normal presidency would be enough to topple him all by itself. And unless Trump is even more stupid than we have been led to believe, he would not have risked obstruction of justice unless he did do something pretty damn illegal.
Fishmanlee has provided the LEGO TFA game sound effects, which includes quite a few new lines of dialogue by the characters. I decided to make another attempt at a Hux line, and it may be an improvement over the ‘wreckage’ line from before:
https://vimeo.com/245861138
Password: 1138
And the original audio combination:
https://mega.nz/#!LAcV1LDK!DJE1K0nWIDmaqDlPJBbsVt_eYJoG037DnqaKJAZStBs
JEDIT: Maybe the line should begin with a good old “Supreme Leader…”
I just finished a marathon of the OT plus TFA with some friends, and I watched the PT and R1 last week, so I am extremely sure about my ranking right now.
SW = ESB > TFA > ROTJ > R1 > TPM > AOTC = ROTS
This is my ranking as well, except that ROTS > AOTC.
If anything I’d say we should be looking for ways to trim the scene down so it doesn’t feel like it wasn’t envisioned as part of the climax (which the Snoke music makes plainly obvious, I feel).
That’s the real trick, though. This is actually the same problem I have with the Ewok celebration which ends ROTJ. The old music fit the scene but wasn’t ‘epic’ enough for that place in the film, whereas the new music fits that place but doesn’t fit the scene. The problem is the scene - it just doesn’t belong.
Is there any hope of still going the restructure angle?