Star Wars...the news
Hotel Room Pay Per View Revenge
Keith Avants found Revenge of the Sith on his hotel room on demand pay per view selection this past weekend in San Antonio.
Reformatted for the screen, not widescreen, but he said he enjoyed it never the less. EDITOR’S NOTE: MAYBE THE GROUP OF US THAT WANTED TO TRY TO SEE IT ONE MORE TIME IN THE THEATERS A FEW WEEKS AGO….AND WERE STYMIED BY NONE OF THE HOUSTON THEATERS STILL SHOWING IT….SHOULD ALL CHECK INTO A HOTEL TOGETHER! (WAIT…..WHO WAS ON THAT LIST, AGAIN????)
Revenge On DVD Only
From Videobusiness.com:
20th Century Fox and LucasFilm will release Star Wars: Episode III—Revenge of the Sith, expected to be one of the season’s top sellers, on DVD only. Star Wars will be the first major new release to skip VHS, some say a move that is unsurprising because of its heavy DVD audience.
Distribution sources said recent Star Wars releases have seen heavy VHS returns from retailers unable to sell off the tapes. LucasFilm and Fox declined to comment other than to confirm that there would be no VHS version EDITOR’S NOTE: THE END OF AN ERA. ALWAYS THE LEADER, OUR UNCLE G.
Dressing A Galaxy: The Costumes Of Star Wars
EDITOR’S NOTE: AND CHECK OUT THESE GROOVY POSTERS FOR THE EXHIBIT! (EVEN IF I CAN’T GET TO LA THIS FALL, MAYBE I CAN TALK A CALIFORNIAN INTO PICKING ME UP A POSTER! HINT HINT……)
As reported earlier, the exhibit titled "Dressing a Galaxy: The Costumes of Star Wars" has had a date change and is now scheduled to open to the public on September 19th 2005, and run until December 10, 2005.
The exhibit evolves around the work of Trisha Biggar as costume designer for Lucasfilm on all three prequel films from the Star Wars saga.
Over 80 costumes and 100 objects from all six films in the Star Wars saga will form the content of the exhibition.
The exhibit is a pre-cursor to the upcoming book titled the same as the exhibit "Dressing a Galaxy : The Costumes of Star Wars". The book to be released in October 2005 by Abrams books will present for the first time the elaborate and detailed costumes from all six Star Wars films and a behind the scenes look at their creation.
If you are in the Los Angeles area and are interested in attending the Exhibit, here is some additional information you'll need to know.
Gallery Hours: 10-8PM daily, Sundays 11-5PM
Location: The FIDM Museum & Galleris On The park, 1st Level,The Fashion Institue of Design & Merchandising/FIDM
919 S. grand AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90015 ( Corner of Grand Ave. & 9th St. )
Admission: Free, but a timed ticket processing fee will apply. Timed tickets are required for admittance. There is a $5.00 online processing fee.
Ticket Purchasing: Starwars.fidm.edu or call 1-877-772-5425 or 1-888-695-0888
EDITOR’S NOTE: 80 COSTUMES AND 100 OBJECTS. WOW. AND REMEMBER (FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO SAW “THE MAGIC OF MYTH” EXHIBIT) HOW GORGEOUS THE COSTUMES ARE UP CLOSE AND IN PERSON? AND HOW MUCH DETAIL YOU NEVER REALIZED UNTIL YOU SAW THEM RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU THAT WAY? SO….ANYONE WANNA TAKE A TRIP TO LALALAND????
Steven Anderson Website
Well known artist, Steve Anderson, now has his own official website on the internet. Available to view in his portfolio are many pieces of Star Wars and Lord of the Rings artwork.
All of the Star Wars book jackets are full spread, and without all the lettering.
Many of the posters that Steve produced for Lucasfilm licensing for Episodes I, II and III are also on display.
Mr. Anderson also contributed artwork for many of the 'Revenge of the Sith' toys.
Of interest to Star Wars book fans, there are also alternate version of his book covers to view. EDITOR’S NOTE: GORGEOUS STUFF. SOME OF THE BEST OF THE SW ART. (GREAT FOR SCREENSAVERS, BOB!)
HERE ARE JUST A COUPLE OF SAMPLES:
AND HERE’S THE WEBADDRESS:
http://www.steveandersondesign.com/
Keith Avants found Revenge of the Sith on his hotel room on demand pay per view selection this past weekend in San Antonio.
Reformatted for the screen, not widescreen, but he said he enjoyed it never the less. EDITOR’S NOTE: MAYBE THE GROUP OF US THAT WANTED TO TRY TO SEE IT ONE MORE TIME IN THE THEATERS A FEW WEEKS AGO….AND WERE STYMIED BY NONE OF THE HOUSTON THEATERS STILL SHOWING IT….SHOULD ALL CHECK INTO A HOTEL TOGETHER! (WAIT…..WHO WAS ON THAT LIST, AGAIN????)
Revenge On DVD Only
From Videobusiness.com:
20th Century Fox and LucasFilm will release Star Wars: Episode III—Revenge of the Sith, expected to be one of the season’s top sellers, on DVD only. Star Wars will be the first major new release to skip VHS, some say a move that is unsurprising because of its heavy DVD audience.
Distribution sources said recent Star Wars releases have seen heavy VHS returns from retailers unable to sell off the tapes. LucasFilm and Fox declined to comment other than to confirm that there would be no VHS version EDITOR’S NOTE: THE END OF AN ERA. ALWAYS THE LEADER, OUR UNCLE G.
Dressing A Galaxy: The Costumes Of Star Wars
EDITOR’S NOTE: AND CHECK OUT THESE GROOVY POSTERS FOR THE EXHIBIT! (EVEN IF I CAN’T GET TO LA THIS FALL, MAYBE I CAN TALK A CALIFORNIAN INTO PICKING ME UP A POSTER! HINT HINT……)
As reported earlier, the exhibit titled "Dressing a Galaxy: The Costumes of Star Wars" has had a date change and is now scheduled to open to the public on September 19th 2005, and run until December 10, 2005.
The exhibit evolves around the work of Trisha Biggar as costume designer for Lucasfilm on all three prequel films from the Star Wars saga.
Over 80 costumes and 100 objects from all six films in the Star Wars saga will form the content of the exhibition.
The exhibit is a pre-cursor to the upcoming book titled the same as the exhibit "Dressing a Galaxy : The Costumes of Star Wars". The book to be released in October 2005 by Abrams books will present for the first time the elaborate and detailed costumes from all six Star Wars films and a behind the scenes look at their creation.
If you are in the Los Angeles area and are interested in attending the Exhibit, here is some additional information you'll need to know.
Gallery Hours: 10-8PM daily, Sundays 11-5PM
Location: The FIDM Museum & Galleris On The park, 1st Level,The Fashion Institue of Design & Merchandising/FIDM
919 S. grand AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90015 ( Corner of Grand Ave. & 9th St. )
Admission: Free, but a timed ticket processing fee will apply. Timed tickets are required for admittance. There is a $5.00 online processing fee.
Ticket Purchasing: Starwars.fidm.edu or call 1-877-772-5425 or 1-888-695-0888
EDITOR’S NOTE: 80 COSTUMES AND 100 OBJECTS. WOW. AND REMEMBER (FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO SAW “THE MAGIC OF MYTH” EXHIBIT) HOW GORGEOUS THE COSTUMES ARE UP CLOSE AND IN PERSON? AND HOW MUCH DETAIL YOU NEVER REALIZED UNTIL YOU SAW THEM RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU THAT WAY? SO….ANYONE WANNA TAKE A TRIP TO LALALAND????
Steven Anderson Website
Well known artist, Steve Anderson, now has his own official website on the internet. Available to view in his portfolio are many pieces of Star Wars and Lord of the Rings artwork.
All of the Star Wars book jackets are full spread, and without all the lettering.
Many of the posters that Steve produced for Lucasfilm licensing for Episodes I, II and III are also on display.
Mr. Anderson also contributed artwork for many of the 'Revenge of the Sith' toys.
Of interest to Star Wars book fans, there are also alternate version of his book covers to view. EDITOR’S NOTE: GORGEOUS STUFF. SOME OF THE BEST OF THE SW ART. (GREAT FOR SCREENSAVERS, BOB!)
HERE ARE JUST A COUPLE OF SAMPLES:
AND HERE’S THE WEBADDRESS:
http://www.steveandersondesign.com/
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